The document discusses the blue screen of death (BSOD) in Windows PCs. It defines the BSOD and provides examples of common BSOD error codes. Potential causes of BSODs include hardware conflicts, bad RAM, BIOS settings, viruses, and printer issues. The document outlines steps to resolve BSODs such as updating drivers, installing anti-virus software, cleaning components, and defragmenting disks. It advises starting the PC with only essential hardware or accessing Windows Advanced Options if the PC does not start normally after a BSOD.

1. B
S
O
D
Blue
Screen of Death
Problem’s and
Solution’s

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Topics to be
Learned
Objective
The objective of my
presentation is to focus​
About Blue screen
problem in windows PC.
1. Definition of BSOD .
2. Different BSOD Problem’s.
3. BSOD error codes and fixing.
4. Blue screen of death Solution’s.

3. Stop error or
computer
blue screen
error haunts
every user
now or in
future.
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4. The reasons which could
lead to blue screen of death
are diverse . It could be
hardware problem, software
problem; it could be
compatible issue or it could
be difficulty of running or
just lack of critical
components of system. Even
the Microsoft Corporation
may not know what causes
some of blue screen of
death.
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5. Hardware Conflict.
Bad RAM
BIOS settings.
HDD error.
Fatal OE exception
and VXD Error.
Viruses.
Printers.
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6. BSOD Error code
A Blue Screen Error is called a STOP error.
When Windows suffers from a serious
error, it stops immediately and BSOD
occurs. All the STOP error includes a STOP
code which can be used to diagnose and
possible fix the problem.
List of few Blue Screen BSOD Error Codes:
•Stop 0X0000000A or
IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
•Stop 0x00000050 or
PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
•Stop 0x0000009F or
DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE
•Stop 0X0000002E or DATA_BUS_ERROR
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7. Resolving Blue Screen errors in Windows
•Blue Screen errors (also sometimes called black screen errors
or STOP code errors) can occur if a serious problem causes
Windows to shut down or restart unexpectedly. You might see a
message that says, "Windows has been shut down to prevent
damage to your computer.“
•These errors can be caused by both hardware and software
issues. If you added new hardware to your PC before the Blue
Screen error, shut down your PC, remove the hardware, and try
restarting. If you're having trouble restarting, you can start your
PC in safe mode. For more info, see Windows Startup Settings
(including safe mode).
•You can also try getting the latest updates with Windows
Update, help from other sources, or restoring Windows to an
earlier point in time.
BSOD
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9. If computer starts normally after a BSOD
•Undo recent changes. If there installed a new program or piece of
hardware, it’s possible that the change to the system caused the
crash.
•In this case, use a system restore to undo recent system changes,
or consider using a roll back device driver to switch to a version of
your system prior to your most recent driver update.
•Install anti-virus software. Malware can dig deep into the Windows
kernel and cause system instability. Keep your anti-virus software
running regularly and install new updates as they become available.
•Clean your components. Everything inside your computer
generates heat, which can cause components to become unstable
and crash.
•Make sure that computer’s fans spin properly and ensure that the
vents, grates, and filters remain unhindered by dust, hair, and other
debris.
•Defragment the hard drive. Every time need to save a file or
install a program, your drive becomes a bit more fragmented.
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10. If Windows Does Not Start Normally
Unfortunately, in some situations the crash can interfere with your computer’s
ability to start normally. Perhaps your computer managed to reboot, only to crash
and show the blue screen yet again.
In this case, you need to take careful note of what’s causing the STOP error.
Write down the error code on the screen, then do an online search for ways to
resolve that error. Depending the severity of the problem, you may have to use a
different device to find the answer.
If you don’t have time to note the code on the screen, you can still access the
Windows Advanced Options Menu by pressing the F8 key during start-up.
You can use the menu option to disable automatic restart (giving you time to write
down the code), or you can also use the menu to perform a system restore.
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Start the PC with
essential hardware
only. A useful
troubleshooting
step in many
situations may
solve this BSOD
problem’s
Conclusion