How to Fix the Dreaded BSOD Error in Windows 10

If you can reboot Windows 10 despite the BSOD bugcheck, try updating the OS and device drivers. But you need to first determine which device drivers are causing the problem.
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2. Install Windows 10 Updates

1. Go to Settings.
2. Choose Update & Security.
3. Click on Windows Update.
4. Click on the Check for Updates command button.

1. Can the Blue Screen of Death Be Fixed?
2. What causes the dreaded blue screen?
3. How do I fix the blue screen of death on Windows 10?
4. How do I fix the blue screen of death loop?
5. Does blue screen of death mean I need a new computer?
6. How do I fix a blue screen error?

Can the Blue Screen of Death Be Fixed?

If you have an application that happens to have compatibility problems with the current setup, then the Blue Screen of Death is likely at random times or every time you launch the application. Downloading and installing a new version of the app from the software support website can usually resolve it.

What causes the dreaded blue screen?

The causes for a BSOD are extremely numerous and can range from a faulty hardware component such as RAM or a hard drive to driver conflicts in older programs to major corruption to the operating system from malware, among dozens of other possibilities.

How do I fix the blue screen of death on Windows 10?

Fixing blue screen using Safe mode

1. Select Troubleshoot on the Choose an option screen.
2. Click on Advanced options.
3. Click on Start Settings.
4. Click the Restart button.
5. After your computer reboots, press F4 or the 4 key to select Enable Safe Mode.

How do I fix the blue screen of death loop?

How can I fix blue screen loop on Windows 10?

1. Use a dedicated repair software. ...
2. Uninstall Drivers in Safe Mode. ...
3. Repair your installation of Windows 10. ...
4. Check your antivirus. ...
5. Disable driver signature enforcement. ...
6. Copy the backup of your registry. ...
7. Try performing a System Restore.

Does blue screen of death mean I need a new computer?

It will blow away your existing system software, replacing it with a fresh Windows system. If your computer continues to blue screen after this, you likely have a hardware problem.

How do I fix a blue screen error?

Blue screen, AKA Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) and Stop Error

1. Restart or Power cycle your computer. ...
2. Scan your computer for Malware and Viruses. ...
3. Run Microsoft Fix IT. ...
4. Check that the RAM is properly connected to the motherboard. ...
5. Faulty Hard drive. ...
6. Check if a newly installed Device causing Blue Screen of Death.