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The error code 0xc0000096, also known as STATUS_PRIVILEGED_INSTRUCTION, typically occurs when a program tries to execute a privileged instruction that is not allowed in the current processor mode. This error can be caused by various factors, including corrupted system files, incompatible hardware or software, or issues with the operating system itself. Below, we will cover several methods to troubleshoot and resolve this error on Windows 10.
Corrupted system files can often cause the 0xc0000096 error. Using the SFC and DISM tools can help repair these files.
Run Command Prompt as Administrator:
Win + X
and select Command Prompt (Admin) or Windows PowerShell (Admin).Execute SFC Command:
sfc /scannow
Execute DISM Command:
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
Outdated or incompatible device drivers can also cause this error. Updating your drivers to the latest version can help resolve the issue.
Open Device Manager:
Win + X
and select Device Manager.Update Drivers:
A clean boot can help you determine if background programs are interfering with your system.
Open System Configuration:
Win + R
, type msconfig
, and press Enter.Configure Clean Boot:
Keeping your operating system up to date can resolve many issues, including the 0xc0000096 error.
Open Settings:
Win + I
to open the Settings app.Check for Updates:
If the error occurs when running a specific application, try reinstalling it.
Uninstall the Application:
Win + I
to open the Settings app.Reinstall the Application:
If the error started occurring after a recent change, performing a system restore can revert your system to a previous state.
Open System Restore:
Win + R
, type rstrui
, and press Enter.Follow the Wizard:
The error 0xc0000096 STATUS_PRIVILEGED_INSTRUCTION can be frustrating, but following the steps outlined above should help you resolve it. Whether it's running system file checks, updating drivers, performing a clean boot, checking for updates, reinstalling software, or performing a system restore, these methods cover a range of potential solutions.