These could have corrupted the system files and/or the drivers thereby causing a BSOD. Viruses/Malware: Scan your system thoroughly to get rid of viruses and malware.A System Restore is another good option to get a fresh copy of system files to replace the corrupt ones. If an update or patch fixing the BSOD is available, go ahead and install it, otherwise uninstall the updates in question. Corrupt system files: At times even Microsoft gets it wrong and pushes buggy updates which inadvertently cause the system to crash.Oftentimes, old or incompatible program files or device drivers might cause intermittent BSOD STOP errors. Old programs/drivers: Conversely, in direct contradiction to our previous suggestion, re/installing new device drivers or program files can get rid of BSOD.If you updated the drivers, you have the option to roll back the device driver to an earlier version that worked fine. New programs/drivers: Delete any recently installed programs or drivers that precede a BSOD on the off chance that they directly or indirectly caused the STOP code.Here is a checklist with some of the culprits.
We have to go on a limb and troubleshoot some of the known causes behind the Blue Screen of Death. Most times though, Windows will restart and fix whatever underlying errors without your input.īut not always. If you can copy these STOP Codes and look up the cause and fix, more power to you. These STOP codes zero down on the root cause. Oftentimes, Blue Screen of Death comes with the cause of death included in the STOP Code. Your PC just won’t have time to save it for later. Either way, once it happens, say bye bye to your unfinished and unsaved tasks. This could be hardware, or software-related.
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