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Start Windows in the last functioning configuration Of course, it only works if an exact file path is available. In this case, the repair will take hardly any time at all. This is a good idea if your blue screen error message specifies that there is a corrupt system file. With вЂњsfc /scanfile=FILEPATHвЂќ you can check and repair just one specific file. Ideally, this will repair all faulty system files and solve your blue screen problem. To begin with, itвЂ™s recommended to run вЂњsfc /scannowвЂќ for a complete scan process that can last up to 30 minutes. You will then be offered some options for checking system files. In the new window, you can enter commands.

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Uninstall/reinstall recently used software (newest or system-compatible version)ДЇor system file error: Run Windows Repair Tool (see below: вЂњCheck and repair system filesвЂќ)

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Search for costly processes in the Task Manager uninstall/reinstall programs in question if necessary check hard drive on which Windows is installed for errors in Windows processes (Right-click, then вЂњPropertiesвЂќ, вЂњToolsвЂќ, and вЂњCheckвЂќ)Дeactivate drivers for recently installed devices via the device manager (search and run вЂњmmc devmgmt.mscвЂќ command in Start menu) then obtain the newest version of the driver from the device manufacturer and installДeactivate drivers for recently installed devices (see above) then obtain the newest version of the driver from the device manufacturer and installД¬heck hard drive function search and run вЂњchkdskвЂќ in Start menu

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Uninstall and reinstall device driver (primarily for recently added devices)Д¬heck fan performance, clean PC or check environment if necessary WeвЂ™ve gathered together the most common error codes for you here.Д¬heck RAM stick function with MemTest, replace hardware if necessaryДЄntivirus scan, Switch from вЂњIDEвЂќ to вЂњAHCIвЂќ in BIOS under вЂњSATA Mode SelectionвЂќ

With the information that youвЂ™ve obtained, you can usually determine the cause via web search.

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The free tool BlueScreenView can also reconstruct your most recently displayed blue screens. Luckily, Windows creates minidump files in the event of system errors, which can be read by certain programs. If the blue screen wonвЂ™t appear again for the moment, itвЂ™s still advisable to determine its cause to prevent further crashes.A blue screen contains two to three important pieces of information.

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This indicates an error code in the format вЂњ0x00000вЂќ and sometimes a responsible system file (e.g. Example: вЂњKMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLEDвЂќ or вЂњDATA_BUS_ERRORвЂќ. The error message characteristically uses all caps.

In older versions itвЂ™s in the third line from the top. On Windows 10, this appears at the very bottom of the display.

As soon as the blue screen reappears, note down the error message.

Under вЂњStart and restoreвЂќ you have the option to uncheck the box next to вЂњPerform automatic restartвЂќ. This opens a new window with your system information. Proceed as follows: right-click on вЂњComputerвЂќ (e.g. With Windows, you have the option of deactivating the automatic restart of your system so that you have enough time to read the error message displayed in the Windows blue screen.

Obtain the information that was displayed on the blue screen.

If your PC is running again, there are a few strategies that you can use to find the cause of your BSOD.

If your PC doesnвЂ™t automatically restart, wait a few minutes before you turn it back on manually.

Sometimes, blue screens are triggered by faulty devices or device operators.

Remove any unnecessary hardware such as external hard drives, headphones, cameras, USB drives, etc.

In this case, a blue screen as a вЂњprecautionary measureвЂќ isnвЂ™t out of the ordinary. Contamination, by dust, for example, also has a considerable influence on the temperature of the system and its performance, and so can cause hardware damage. This could be because it doesnвЂ™t have enough room to sufficiently circulate the air. If itвЂ™s unusually hot, it may not be ventilating properly. Ideally, youвЂ™ll even know which programs were open. Note down your last action as best you can. Were you playing a game or just editing a document? Were you viewing a video or were you in the middle of a video conference? The answer can serve as a good indication as to the cause of your blue screen.

Try to remember exactly what you were doing on the PC right before you saw the blue screen.

Windows 10 command prompt appears then disappears