How Do You Fix The Blue Screen Of Death?
Reliability and stability are major concerns for computer manufacturers and software developers. Most computers are built and designed to be foolproof, but all hardware components and programs will eventually crash from stress, compatibility issues, and configuration problems. One of the signs of reliability problems you have to be aware of is the stop error, more commonly known as the “Blue Screen of Death” (BSoD). What is the BSoD? The BSoD is a screen that a Windows-based computer displays to alert you of a serious or critical system error. A BSoD prompt is used by your computer to prevent damage to file structures, registry configurations, and system files. The BSoD warns you that the system has been temporarily shut down, and provides technical information about possible sources of the error. Thanks to advanced hardware and software technology, stop screens are relatively rare. Most instances of BSoD occur when: • There is a conflict between device drivers or program installations
