Title: Computer blue screen error.
1Computer Blue Screen Error
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2What Causes Blue Screens of Death?
- Blue screens are generally caused by problems
with your computers hardware or issues with its
hardware driver software. - Sometimes, they can be caused by issues with
low-level software running in the Windows kernel.
Regular apps usually wont be able to cause blue
screens. If an app crashes, it will do so without
taking the operating system out with it. - A blue screen occurs when Windows encounters a
STOP Error. This critical failure causes
Windows to crash and stop working. - The only thing Windows can do at that point is
restart the PC. This can lead to data loss, as
programs dont have a chance to save their open
data.
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3- When a blue screen occurs, Windows automatically
creates a minidump file that contains
information about the crash and saves it to your
disk. - You can view information about these minidumps to
help identify the cause of the blue screen. - Blue screens also look a bit different, depending
on what version of Windows youre running. - In Windows 7 and previous versions, the blue
screen looked much like a terminal screen,
displaying all manner of information.
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4Specify Whether Windows Restarts When a BSOD
Appears
- By default, Windows automatically restarts the
computer whenever it encounters a blue screen of
death. - If you would like more time to see the blue
screen details (or just make sure that its a
blue screen thats happening), you can disable
automatic restarts on BSODs from the Windows
Control Panel.
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5Viewing BSOD Information
- NirSofts free BlueScreenView application offers
an easy way to view blue-screen information you
might have missed. - It works by displaying information contained in
those minidump files that are created during
BSODs. - This information is also available in the Windows
Event Viewer, where blue screen messages are
scattered among application crashes and other
system log messages.
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6Troubleshooting BSODs
- In Windows 7, 8, and 10, you can troubleshoot
blue-screen information using the Action Center.
In Windows 7, head to Control Panel gt System and
Security. In Windows 8 and 10, head to Control
Panel gt Security and Maintenance. - In the Maintenance section, youll be able to
check for solutions to existing problems. - Windows 8 and 10 actually perform this
troubleshooting step automatically when your PC
restarts after a BSOD. However, it may still be
worth paying a visit to the Action Center to see
if there are more details or additional
troubleshooting steps. - If Windows cant fix the problem on its own,
your best bet for troubleshooting the problem is
to search the web for the solution. Scan the blue
screen or the minidump file for the specific
error.
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7If you have trouble locating good advice for
solving your problem, dont worry. BSODs can have
a variety of root causes. We do have some
additional tips that might help you deal with
many blue screens
- Use System Restore If your system recently
started blue-screening, use System Restore to
rol l its system software back to a previous
state. If this works, youll know that its
likely a software problem. - Scan for Malware Malware that digs deep into
Windows and gets its hooks into the Windows
kernel at a low level can cause system
instability. Scan your computer for malware to
ensure buggy malicious software isnt causing it
to crash.
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8- Install Updated Drivers An incorrectly installed
or buggy driver can lead to crashes. Download the
latest drivers for your computers hardware from
your computer manufacturers website and install
them this may fix BSODs caused by driver
problems. - Boot Into Safe Mode If your computer is
blue-screening every time you turn it on, try
booting into safe mode. In safe mode, Windows
loads only the essential drivers. If a driver
youve installed is causing Windows to blue
screen, it shouldnt do so in safe mode. You can
work on fixing the problem from safe mode.
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9- Check for Hardware Problems Blue screens can be
caused by faulty hardware in your computer. Try
testing your computers memory for errors and
checking its temperature to ensure that it isnt
overheating. If that fails, you might need to
test other hardware componentsor hire a pro to
do it for you. - Reinstall Windows Resetting Windowsor
performing a clean installis the nuclear option.
It will blow away your existing system software,
replacing it with a fresh Windows system. If your
computer continues to blue screen after this, you
likely have a hardware problem.
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