Life hack for Windows users: how to remove the blue "screen of death"

Why does your computer start giving errors that are incomprehensible to ordinary users at some point in operation and how to deal with it?

The Blue Screen of Death is a serious error that can occur on Windows computers due to a variety of factors.

Step-by-step instructions for eliminating this error from the publication "Apostrophe".

Use these hacks if there's a problem.

Restart your computer

Sometimes, a simple reboot can resolve a BSoD caused by a temporary failure. This action will help to restart all processes and solve the problem.

Uninstall Recently Installed Software

Newly installed software, especially drivers, may not be compatible with your current system configuration. Uninstall any software installed just before BSoD.

Update Your Drivers

Outdated, incompatible, or faulty drivers are one of the main causes of BSoD. Update all drivers, especially graphics and network drivers.

Use System Restore

System Restore allows you to resuscitate your computer to a point in time when it worked normally. This can eliminate BSoDs caused by changes in system files or settings.

Check System Files

Windows has a built-in system file checker utility that can scan and repair corrupted system files. Run the sfc /scannow utility on the command line with elevated privileges.

Check your hard drive for errors

BSoD can occur due to errors on the hard drive. Run the Windows Error Checking Utility to check your hard drive for errors.

Reinstall Windows

If other methods don't resolve BSoD, you may need to install Windows. This will destroy all the data on the system drive, so be sure to back it up.

Common BSoD Error Codes:

SYSTEM THREAD EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED: Often caused by outdated or incompatible drivers.
SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION: Caused by GUI errors, faulty drivers, or corrupted system files.
Unmountable Boot Volume: Occurs when the computer is unable to boot from the disk.
Windows Error 0xc00000e: Related to hardware issues or corrupted system files.
0×0000001A: Caused by memory management issues.
Bad System Config Info: Often occurs due to incorrect system configurations.
0×000000EF: Can be caused by a variety of reasons, including faulty drivers, malware, and dust on computer components.
nvlddmkm.sys: Occurs due to defects in NVIDIA drivers.

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