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I found out that my computer has BSOD (blue screen of death) is there a software i can download to fix it?
March 7, 2010
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The Windows blue screen or blue screen of death is a complicated problem that fortunately has an easy solution. First off you do not have to bring your computer to the repair shop. A computer tech will charge you hundreds of dollars for a program you can download on your own for much cheaper. The best software I have used is available at
http://www.registry-clean-up.net/windows-blue-screen-of-death.html
If you have a PC-Doctor program on your drive have it run a diagnostic on your hardware.
There’s a long message in that BOSD note 3-4 first lines and write it here so ppl can help u more
It’s possible you have faulty hardware on your computer. You may wish to check your cooling, CPU, RAM, addon cards (Graphics, Network, etc.) as some of those may have gone faulty or are insufficient for the activity being performed on the machine.
You may wish to upgrade hardware such as a better cooling unit, replace the CPU, better RAM, newer graphics card that meets your PSU. However for the graphics card if you have a non-PCI Express system, you may wish to replace your system so you can use the latest technology first.
You’ll have to find out what caused the blue screen of death and then go from there.Mine went like that but i had so many viruses it caused all my files to get corrupted and then i found out i had to get new everything as it was all junk by then.Download malwarebytes and see if your being infatuated with viruses or something and then plan your next move..Good luck hope you get it figured out ASAP.
Most likely you wont be able to download any software as your hard drive is being dumped, and you have possibly lost half of your operating system. A reformat will do the trick usually. Hope you had back ups 🙂
No, of course not. You need to find out what it causing it then fix it. Could be hardware or software.
what is the error code that it is giving. Most of the time it is a hardware error but not always true. Most of the time it is the partion gone bad on your hard drive, the OS has a system error, the hard drive went bad, or its your CPU.