You can figure out if it’s a hardware issue by booting up in Safe Mode and seeing if you get the error. This could be for any piece of hardware on your system. Method 2Īn incompatible driver installed on Windows could also cause the error. Also, uninstall useless HP printer software, and check for other events from Nero, etc.Īnother good troubleshooting technique is to perform a clean boot of your system, which will help you track down the exact third-party program or process that is causing problems. You might also have this problem with Windows Defender, so make sure to run Windows Update. You can then try to find an update for the program or uninstall it if it is not needed. Some people have had this issue with ATI Catalyst Control Center and found numerous errors in their event log. Look for them around the same time or before you got the “Host process for Windows stopped working” error message. Look for events with red X’s next to them and that have the word Error.
Now browse through the Windows Logs folder and view the Application and System logs.
In Classic view, you will see an icon for Event Logs or Event Viewer and in normal view you will see a link at the very bottom called “ View event logs“. Now depending on the view, you can either click on Administrative Tools if you are in Classic view or click on System and Maintenance if you are in normal view.
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