Quickly Repair Blue Screen of Death - Computers - Software

How to quickly repair the notorious PC problem--blue screen of death? Is there really nothing you can do once you face it, but waiting for your computer to restart? You may search desperately on the internet for an effective way to get rid of it for ever.

Well, before you start to find the way as to how to fix blue screen of death, you need first know the reasons for such a problem. Then you can figure out what you really should do.

Below are the common reasons for blue screen:OverheatingFaulty hardwareIncompatible softwareRAM issueRegistry errors

As to every specific cause, you can do these to fix blue screen of death:In most cases, such as hardware overheating, the BSOD problem can be fixed with a simple restart. Just reboot your computer normally and see if it starts to work again. If it does, you are probably safe and don't need to be worried. If it however comes back, you have to try one of the following things.

Reboot your computer and press F8 as it starts to boot up. This will bring up the option where Windows will allow you to choose from various boot options. Among the options, you will see one that says "Last Known Good Configuration". Use this option and try restarting your computer. In most cases, your problem will go away when you do this.

Detect hardware problem. You can also detect by yourself if there's a hardware problem. Turn on the computer in safe mode, if there's a blue screen with error codes, jot them down, they can be helpful in the long run. If still there's a blue screen, restart, if the problem persists it is most definitely due to a hardware problem. Try to remove your newly installed hardware. If there's still a blue screen run a spy ware or a virus scan. If there are infected files or programs fix them first and then restart in normal mode.

When the blue screen appears it is possible that it could be while you using the same exact program or program group. Take note if, for example, which always occurs when using Internet Explorer, or maybe a word processor. Sometimes, the files may be corrupt, with individual programs and is not an issue on all PCs. The easy way to solve this is to remove the program and reinstall it. You can accomplish this using the Add / Remove Programs area of Control Panel, and then reinstall the program.

As regard to the RAM issue, you can replace your current RAM with a new one to see if you can fix blue screen.

If the above means still cannot make your computer work normally, try to use a registry cleaner to fix the registry errors of your computer. After a quick and thorough scan of your computer, this tool can discover all registry errors and clean them out, to make sure your computer will work in the healthiest environment.