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Whea Uncorrectable error in my old pc

Hey,

Pc specs

Processor -Intel core 2 duo e7500 2.93 ghz

Ram- samsung ddr2 2gb×2 ram

Motherboard - Asus p5kpl-am in

Psu-230v

Graphics card-Intel integrated g31/33 express chipset family

Storage- crucial 240 gb SSD

So,as of my specs my pc is really old...

When I was using it normally 1 week ago it started showing bsod's.I tried every possible way to fix it but I couldn't and I don't want to spend money

I came to that something called genuineintel.sys is causing this WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR (with the help of who crashed software)

Please help me,I study from that and if it does like this everytime I can't study

Help me🙏🙏

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So that error likely tells me you have an Intel CPU...Not to worry, I have some ideas.

So first off, make sure that the CPU isn't being overclocked. You can check in your BIOS or if you have software that allows you to change the clock speed, I would make sure it's at the default speed.

I would also run a diagnostics check on the processor

And let's say that your computer wasn't overclocked and the check passes. Most likely it's a bad driver or your BIOS might need an update.

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My pc is so old that I don't think they have any bios update and I don't think my cpu is overclocked...Please tel how can I check if it's overclocked or not

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And the processor is not detected by that Intel processor diagnostic....

I've searched on the internet and this is because my processor is so old

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I fixed that Whea but two new bsod came that are *Driver irql not less or equal and irql not less or equal* along with Unexpected kernel mode trap something like that

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Try this steps to fix-

Get all the latest updates with Windows Update. Go to Start > Settings > Windows Update , and then select Check for updates.

Try restoring Windows back to an earlier point in time.

Regards,

Rachel Gomez

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I have reinstalled os hundreds of time so I don't have any restore point

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