Hello. This is very likely a hardware issue involving a PCIe device or PCIe root port:
Does your PC have a dedicated GPU or an NVMe SSD? Was it just a one-time crash, or are the crashes happening repeatedly?
HELP ME knowing which one of my hardware or driver causing WHEA_INTERNAL_ERROR BSOD
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I just opened youtube and watch some videos, but then my PC getting frame freeze and it suddenly experienced a black screen, but it wasn’t the usual kind. It didn’t go completely black right away. Instead, the black area slowly spread starting from the top-left corner to the top-right, and then moved downward. It didn’t cover the entire screen at once.
And then i got error with stop code WHEA_INTERNAL_ERROR(0x122).
i managed to get Minidump file attached via link below:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/lc6xvubsh4gjdf4/011926-8953-01.dmp/file
I need help identifying which hardware component or driver might be causing the issue. Idk if it driver, VGA, CPU, or Others. any help would be apreciated
Windows for home | Windows 11 | Performance and system failures
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Emmanuel Santana 36,715 Reputation points Independent Advisor2026-01-19T04:58:38.9466667+00:00 -
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2026-01-19T05:17:03.22+00:00 hey, yes i have dedicated GPU and NVME SSD, its Zotac RTX 4060 8GB and Crucial P5 500GB with 88% health.
Also its the second time im getting this type of crash, first one was around a month ago
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2026-01-19T05:46:26.8366667+00:00 88% according to CrystalDiskInfo
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Emmanuel Santana 36,715 Reputation points Independent Advisor
2026-01-19T07:53:23.12+00:00 If you're comfortable checking the hardware in your computer, it wouldn’t hurt to clean it and reseat all your PCI devices properly. Then, use your computer as you normally would. If any errors occur in the future, you can share the dump files again, but if they don’t, it might just have been a glitch with your GPU not being seated correctly. That’s a good starting point.
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2026-01-19T08:45:46.4266667+00:00 alright mate will try that, thanks for helping!
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