How to suppress clr-boot-manager errors?

WannaBeOCer

I'm getting this error since I'm running a 9700k on a z170 motherboard and would like to suppress them. How would I be able to suppress these errors?

Harvey

Those are not clr-boot-manager errors. Those are machine check exception (mce) errors. They are alerting you to some sort of hardware failure.

A machine-check exception (MCE) is a type of computer hardware error that occurs when a computer's central processing unit detects an unrecoverable hardware error in the processor itself, the memory, the I/O devices, or on the system bus. On x86 architectures, a machine-check exception is not caused by software.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine-check_exception

I am not sure it is possible to suppress such errors. An considering z170 supposedly does not officially support 9700k it is probably why the errors exist.

WannaBeOCer

Harvey Thanks for the information and pointing me in the right direction. I was thrown off since I only see them when booting into distros with the clr-boot-manager. Windows and grub based distros appear to post without any errors and the motherboard Q-CODE shows A0. While distros with clr-boot-manager show error 00 indicating a CPU error. Haven't had any odd behavior in over a year so I'll continue just living with it.

Edit: Found the boot parameter mce=off , thanks again for pointing me in the right direction!

This is now solved