How to Repair blue screen errors

Repair blue screen errors

updated Jun 23, 2008 4:39 pm | 26,345 views

Contents

    * 1 Introduction

    * 2 Steps

    * 3 Examples

    * 4 Conclusion

Introduction

Whenever your system happens to be using different brand names of peripheral devices attached to it, or during the installation of the operating System, not all the drivers were installed, you have a very high chance of getting the Blue Screen of Death, on your computer.

Steps

There are several ways in which you can try to correct this problem which is mostly caused by Wrong Drivers on An update of a Driver that isn't compatible with your hadware. Try to search the web with the Error code generated by your system i.e type the error code and click search. once you know which device is causing the error,check to see if it had any Driver updates and try to Roll back the Driver installation. You can also try to do a system restore and choose a time earlier that the the day of System update dates.

Rolling Back a Questionable Device Driver

Getting back to the previous driver for any device is really easy. While there are a lot of ways to get to the properties for a particular device, here's one way. (This assumes you have your Control Panel set to the new Category View in Windows XP.)

1. Click on Start and select Control Panel.

2. Click on Performance and Maintenance.

3. Click on See basic information about your computer to bring up the System Properties dialog.

4. Click on the Hardware tab.

5. Click on the Device Manager button to bring up the Device Manager.

6. Right-click on the problem device and select Properties. If the device is not working, it will likely appear with a red X in the middle of the icon, as shown below.

7. Click on the Driver tab and then click Roll Back Driver. Accept as appropriate and required. If a system reboot is required, your computer will prompt you.

Examples

Restart your computer in safe mode then Click Start,-All Programs,- Accessories,- System Tools,- system Restore. choose a restore point earlier that than your last two or three updates and start restore.

Conclusion

there are some challenges that you might experience during this process, but try e.g 1. getting the correct driver for your Hardware. 2. Removing the problem device and or replacing it completely.