II. How to fix Kernel Power 41 error on Windows 10?
Updating outdated drivers can help resolve Kernel Power 41 errors. You can update it through Windows update function or device manager.
Method 1: Via Windows Update
Step 1: Start your Windows computer, click (Start) > (Settings) > (Update and Security).
Step 2: Click the (Check for Updates) button in the (Windows Update) column, and if an update is found, Windows will start downloading the update. After downloading the update, click (Install Now), it may be necessary to restart several times during the installation of the update. Then watch to see if the problem is resolved.
Method 2: Via Device Manager
Step 1: Press the (Windows+S) key, and enter (device manager) or (device manager) in the search box, and double-click (device manager) in the search results.
Step 2: Locate the outdated or malfunctioning device (usually with a yellow triangle exclamation point icon), right click on the target device and select (Update Driver Software).
Step 3: Select (Search automatically for updated driver software) and wait for the update to complete. If the automatic driver search doesn’t work, you may choose to visit the manufacturer’s website and download the appropriate drivers yourself.
2. Change the power options
The Kernel Power 41 error is more related to the power supply, you can try the following operations to try to solve the problem.
Step 1: Press (Windows + R) to start (run) the program. Enter (Control Panel) in the dialog box and click (OK). This will launch your computer’s Control Panel.
Step 2: After entering the control panel, please set the view mode to (small icons), and then click (power options).
Step 3: Click (Change plan settings) to the right of the preferred power plan you are using.
Step 4: Click (Change advanced power settings), then expand the (hard disk) option, set (Turn off hard disk after this time) to (Never); expand (Sleep), and set (Sleep after this time) to (never). Then click (Apply) > (OK). Restart the computer and see if the problem is resolved.
The Fast Startup feature allows your computer to start up faster, but it can also cause Kernel Power 41 errors. Because with Fast Startup enabled, your computer doesn’t actually shut down completely.
Step 1: Click the search button in the bottom menu bar, then search (control panel), and then click to enter.
Step 2: Click (Change what the power buttons do) under (Hardware and Sound) > (Power Options).
Step 3: Click (Change settings that are currently unavailable) (requires administrator privileges).
Step 4: Next, uncheck (Enable fast startup (recommended)). Finally click (Save Changes).
4. Uninstall the latest update
If you recently updated Windows without making any other changes, and then you get Kernel Power 41 error, you can try to uninstall the update.
Step 1: Run the computer, click on the lower left corner (Start) > (Settings).
Step 2: Click the (Update and Security) option, and then under the (Windows Update) tab, click the (View update history) option on the right.
Step 3: In this interface, click (Uninstall update).
Step 4: Then click on the recently installed Windows 10 update and press the (Uninstall) button.
In addition to the above methods, you can also seek help from a professional computer repair organization to check whether there are hardware problems in the computer, and clean the inside of the computer to avoid problems such as poor hardware operation or overheating caused by excessive dust. During the daily use of the computer, if important data in the computer is found to be lost, you can continue to refer to the following methods for data recovery operations.