Have You Encountered This Error On You PC's.
By Nitin
@nitirrbb7 (4317)
India
August 27, 2022 1:35pm CST
Once in a while in all those who use computers must have encountered the BSOD(blue screen of death) error.
Everything goes well you shut down your pc and the next time you boot up your pc is dead.
The blue screen displays the error that's causing the malfunction but not all can understand and resolve unless you're a professional.
I have encountered this many a times and recently it again did, I am not a professional but PC's are my favorite subject.
These errors encounter because of hardware as well as software failures and reaching it can be quite tricky even to a professional engineer.
In my cases it was a failing ram, corrupted drivers and the usbports on the motherboard as its quite an old pc.
The recent was because of the usb ports on the motherboard, I brought in an internal header usb port and now the error has been resolved.
The computer technician usually charge a huge price even to diagnose what the problem is and most of the times its just a child's play because it can also be because of all the dust accumulated in the cabinet or carbon on the ram pins which is just a rub with an eraser away.
Have you ever encountered the BSOD?
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9 responses
@DaddyEvil (137142)
• United States
27 Aug 22
Oh, yes, I've run into that screen before. Mostly on older desktops that needed to be cleaned. It usually doesn't take a lot of time to fix it, though. Just take the pc outside and gently blow out the interior of the pc and it works fine again. (And yes, I charge a large price for doing such "dirty" work. 
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
28 Aug 22
That's right you must have costed a lot of money to that work that's why your daughter named you DaddyEvil
Just kidding I know your a great Father and really genuine person
Just kidding I know your a great Father and really genuine person1 person likes this
@GooglePlus (3807)
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28 Aug 22
Cleaning header of RAM and formatting C:drive was one of way I used to think this solves most of my problem
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@kaylachan (57687)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
27 Aug 22
More times then I care to count and usually with computers that are a few months old. Typically they don't like the amount of time I spend online. While what I do is light by an expert's standards, Jaws, (Job Access With Speech) ,a screen reader designed for windows, tends to put more of a background load on the system. Add to the fact that I type rather quickly, due to just having done so for so many years, then it would randomly crash. Had my MacBook Air for nearly a year. Only had to restart VoiceOver (Apple's screen reader equlivent) a handful of times. Computer's just as snappy and responsive. I think I'll stick with that.
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@kaylachan (57687)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
13 Sep 22
@nitirrbb7 Because I am totally blind and Jaws is a screen reader that allows me to "see" the screen.
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
13 Sep 22
Hi! Kayla don't mind me asking but why do you need to use Jaws?
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
19 Sep 22
@kaylachan I am extremely sorry for asking you that Kayla, but you have inspired. Respect to you
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@RebeccasFarm (86754)
• United States
27 Aug 22
I do not have a Windows machine sorry.
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@LadyDuck (458150)
• Switzerland
11 Sep 22
@nitirrbb7 I also use a brush and a very small vacuum cleaner, never a blower.
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
11 Sep 22
Yes it's the dust on the fan's that block the heat to be ventilated from the heat sink on the processor. I regularly clean the fans using soft brush instead of a blower because blowers can't clean the way brushes can but you need to be very careful.
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@RubyHawk (99425)
• Atlanta, Georgia
28 Aug 22
@nitirrbb7 It started a couple of times then stopped and wouldn’t come on again.
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@GooglePlus (3807)
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28 Aug 22
I can say if it power on issue, then your photos are still in your hard drive and can be retrive. So don't worry
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
28 Aug 22
Desktops are more convenient then laptops it's little tough to adapt to laptops from desktops, anyways you can recover your data from the harddisk of your desktop only if it's not corrupted. Was you pc giving sings of it going away or was it that it just didn't start one day?
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
28 Aug 22
It might be because of the old drivers of xp as they stopped giving updates for xp a long time back and all windows from 10 to 11 have built in drivers so no need to install them externally. Did you upgrade the hardware also by time.
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
11 Sep 22
Hello DianneN, glad to see you I wish you never have to come across any pc problems And if you come across any just give me call I'll be right there to help you
I wish you never have to come across any pc problems And if you come across any just give me call I'll be right there to help you 
@zhangxueying (2945)
• China
28 Aug 22
I have never encountered such a situation. My laptop has not been used for 6 years. Last year, I opened it and it ran very slowly after startup. It takes 5 minutes to open a file. ha-ha. I can't stand it. Now I use my mobile phone at home and my computer at work. The computer configuration of the company is not high, but it is no problem for ordinary office.
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@58lordstreet (1669)
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27 Aug 22
no not had that one - sometimes keyboard sticks and I have to reboot , I lost a 0 on the right hand numbers and one of the arrows doesnt work
also tells me its too hot occassionally but changes its mind - I think it might have the menopause
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
28 Aug 22
Menopause your keyboard must be quit old and must be giving up slowly and can be the reason for random freezes. You should check the thermal paste on the cpu chip or the heat sink fan if its dusty that might cause the temperature to rise.
your keyboard must be quit old and must be giving up slowly and can be the reason for random freezes. You should check the thermal paste on the cpu chip or the heat sink fan if its dusty that might cause the temperature to rise.1 person likes this
