How To Fix Blue Screen Errors

Blue screen errors are some of the most bothersome Windows errors that you can get. If you get one, you may as well have pulled the plug on your computer while you are in the midst of working on something. Even Bill Gates, the creator of Windows and president of Microsoft, is not safe from them. At at a key note speech on plug and play technology he himself became the victim of the “blue screen of death”, much to the amusement of the entire audience!

Clearly, these types of glitches can’t be tolerated and we demand to learn just the way to fix blue screen errors if we desire our computers to remain as useful, productive devices. To do that we must first understand the potential sources of the problem.

Where Do Blue Screen Errors Come From? Regrettably, blue screen errors are well known for being tough to discover the source. One problem is that they frequently flash on the monitor for just a fraction of a second before your computer decides to restart itself.

Unless you happen to have a digital video camera next to you capturing every little thing on your display screen at all times you will have no opportunity of seeing what the error message is.

These screens, even if you could see them often don’t give you any information that helps anyway. Even to a computer professional, some of the codes displayed make no sense!

Most blue screen errors are caused by hardware or registry problems. You can eliminate the hardware possibility by clicking on the start button and going to Control Panel. Then open Performance and Maintenance, then System. This should open the System Properties window, where there is a tab called Hardware. Click that tab, then click the Device Manager button. This will show you a list of the installed hardware. If there are exclamation points in yellow, then there is some kind of hardware problem. If not, then the blue screen is most likely being caused by a registry problem.

Registry Cleaners

The Windows Registry was meant to be an idealized central data store that helped to make your computer run faster. Sadly, it has had the opposite effect.

But, within a matter of a few months of getting a computer, the registry is going to bloat to approximately ten times its starting size and by itself turn out to be a very ineffective way of organizing data. The problem is that whatever program you install, it has free reign to change the registry as it sees fit. These changes might cause other programs to not operate correctly, and leave you with a blue screen when you try to use them.

The simplest, speediest and most pain-free way for you to fix your blue screen errors is to get yourself a registry cleaner. These programs run deep scans of your registry to discover all the glitches, after that it should then give you the option to go ahead and fix them all. If you run a registry cleaner one time per week then you should be able to successfully hold blue screen errors at bay, unless they are hardware related.

– Alan Gardner
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