How to fix a computer that has blue screen problem?

How to fix a computer that has blue screen problem?

Hi,

It is a common problem of windows XP. You may resolve it very easily.

Solution 1: You can get a solution by windows checking. Follow the below step

• Go to start menu and click on the control panel option.
• Then go to the System and Maintenance option by double clicking.
• Go to the Problem Report and Solution option.
• Then click on the Check For new solution option from the Tasks pane, which is located on the upper left side of the window.
• Windows will start to search a new solution. You may have to wait for a while. If the windows will find a new solution then follow the step to fix the problem or Windows will not find a new solution; then close the windows.

Solution 2: You have to update new drivers for your windows. Follow the step below

• Go to the start menu and then click on the Control panel option.
• Then go to the windows update, by double clicking.
• After finishing your Windows update, install the latest update driver.
• If the windows remain, update automatically ; then just install the update drives for your windows.
• I hope your problem will be solved.

Solution 3: You can resolve the problem by restoring your windows system. For System Restore follow the step below.

• You have to save all open files and close all programs.
• Go to start menu and click on the Programs option.
• Then go to the Accessories and click on the System tools option.
• Then you have to click System Restore option.
• If you will be asked for an Administrator Password, then enter your Administrator password and click continue.
• Then you have to choose the different System restore point.
• Then go to Next  ;click next and then click on the Finish Option.
• When System Restore is working, you have to wait for a while and automatically restart your computer.
• After your System Restoring is finish. I hope your problem will be solved.

Solution 4: In most cases it is caused by computer memory.

• To resolve this problem you have to make sure that all your SIMM’s or Single Inline Memory Module are in same speed and same type. If it will not in same type or in same speed then you have to reset this.
• You have to check your CMOS if it is set in right amount of RAM. If this is not set to the correct amount, then reset memory.

Solution 5: You have to create a memory dump file for setting a Windows NT.

• Go to the start menu and then click on the control panel option.
• Then click on the startup/shutdown tab and create a memory dump file.
• Make sure that where you want to place the memory dump file there must have enough space for placing this.
• And make sure that your physical RAM memory space must have above 1 MB.
• If you can place the dump file successfully then your problem will be solved.

Solution 6: If you can’t resolve the problem, then you can change your operating system in service pack 2 or Windows Vista.