Window 8.1 Kernel_Security_Check_Failure

My PC ran into problem , The window is 8.1 ,this is not before window 8.1 ,This error started after i have installed the window 8.1
Plz tell me what will be the process to resolve this problem.
The error is 
KERNEL_SECURIT_FAILURE_CHECK
Plese suggest me something to resolve out this problem 
Crazy learner

Hello,
I'd ask in the
Windows 8.1 IT Pro forums if this is a machine in a corporate environment, or in the
Windows 8.1 forum on Microsoft Community if this is your personal PC.
Karl
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    I usually start with MSDN analytical articles. In this case
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    Milos

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