KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED

Yes, this was happening for me right around this time. I wonder if it was related to the Jul 24 Windows update. I did a complete reset from the boot menu (all my files were on Dropbox anyway), and so far so good. But it's annoying to have this come up all the time.

I do not have the problem as severely as most of you guys but it does happen, just out of the blue (no pun intended) every once in a while. I don't know what causes it and it seems to happen when I do something indiscriminately, so I can't actually focus on a particular action. But I can tell you this, my brother in law has been harping on me to get Apple. As he says, they don't crash like Microsoft, and if Microsoft doesn't get this resolved soon I just might seriously consider jumping over to Apple. I get tired of having to deal with **** like this.

The stopcode KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED has not occurred on my Windows10 until I allowed Grammarly to be installed as an extension. I am currently uninstalling/disabling this extension to see if this is the cause.

Same problem for past few days.  At random times, BSOD and K Mode error.  Annoying.  Only changes were whatever updates Win10 installed.

I recently turned off "Fast start up", installed "Lenovo Vantage", uninstalled "Wordpad" and something else that seemed useless, the free "Malware Bytes" app. also came up somewhere in this mix; also discovered some little box with a list including something like "Wireless devices" with two enabling options; I think Personal and ??  I clicked on both and my Bluetooth speaker worked for the first time in yrs.  At next login the blue screen/K Mode... not handled.   After hours of work including typing in the 59 character Bitlocker code about 5 times (can't copy it or go back to that screen having moved on) I managed a re-install of Win. 10.   Any well founded ideas on what was the most likely cause would be welcome.   My suspicion based partly on previous replies is that "Malwarebytes" and "Vantage" are the most likely the cause and I only installed it based on Microsoft advice while attempting to comprehend a response to Controlled Folder Access blocking. Any well founded ideas on what was the most likely cause would be welcome.  In case it helps anyone I think a major factor in spending hours was that I was entering the e-mail account password when it wanted the computer account password (which has the email as the name in there somewhere) but there was no error message as such.