BSOD help! 0x00000051?

7 thoughts on “BSOD help! 0x00000051?”

1. Billy says:

   March 8, 2011 at 11:31 pm

   Hi,RRGeneral

   There are 3 step to repair 0x00000051 error

   I think your computer is already very dangerous, and you should fix it immediately. I had the same problem with you, it bother me for a long time. I have searched many ways online and found that the following method is the best, my friend had 0x00000051 error too, he also quickly fix 0x00000051 error with the following method. I think you should try it, I hope it can help you:

   1: Download a 0x00000051 error repair tool,install this error repair tool.
   2: Open 0x00000051 error repair tool and scan you computer for free
   3: Then click the Repair All Button again and your done! It is very easy to repair 0x00000051 error.

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2. Mohammed Jalil says:

   March 8, 2011 at 11:31 pm

   yo blue screen of death is a pain in the neck lol.BSOD is caused when either hardware or software cahnges have been made and causes conflict. look on the internet the error messages + try these steps.
   reboot PC.
   Go into ur advance menu
   Safe Mode
   Unistall any recent changes before the BSOD (or try to do a system restore to a date u no was working if possible!)
   restart PC.
   if the problem is still occruing see if you have any hardware devices that you connected up before the BSOD.

   EMAIL ME ON kamaljalil@hotmail.co.uk if you still have the problem!

3. SeeYouLater_Zee says:

   March 8, 2011 at 11:31 pm

   Try System Restore, if available, in Safe mode
   http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/software-os/f/3524/p/19096840/19221223.aspx

4. Austin says:

   March 8, 2011 at 11:31 pm

   There are several problems you may have encountered. First google the System Error code and find out what is wrong. If you do not come up with an answer press F2 during the first boot sequence and you will come up with a list
   Safe Mode
   Safe Mode with CMD
   Safe Mode with Networking
   But choose Boot Comp with Last Best Known Configuration.
   If that doesn’t work try going into Safe Mode –> Run –> msconfig –> and go to the Start Up tab and uncheck everything and restart and see if it is any of those programs then use process of elimination.
   More Ways are listed in the link provided below.

5. Jay says:

   March 8, 2011 at 11:31 pm

   try to see if you can boot it with a live cd linux distro of UBUNTU. if so, you can get his files backed up at least before it is completely fried. then it might be just simply wiping it clean with DBAN (www.dban.org) and then reinstalling windows back onto it. otherwise, it’s a hard drive failing and needs a new hdd.

6. bizdock says:

   March 8, 2011 at 11:31 pm

   Run in safe mode. Uninstall the last software or program you have installed prior to the problem. Boot it once again in normal windows

7. Eath Sumnb says:

   March 8, 2011 at 11:31 pm

   In most cases, the build up of junk files in your registry is the main culprit of this trouble; this is due to the fact that area in your computer is very crucial because it is the central database of important files where most vital information and programs are stored. The accumulation of redundant items can significantly affect vital data because the build up can dislodge some of them from its proper location and cause others to be corrupted. The moment this scenario takes place, problems start to emerge and the dreaded blue screen of death appear which you need to immediately repair to prevent worsening the case.Consequently, one of the best solutions in managing the situation is to use registry cleaning tools http://computer-work-smooth.com with great power and capacity to completely flush out all junk files and fix all errors found. By effectively keeping this area clean from all trashes, you can also effectively solve the problem and even optimize your computer’s performance.

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