Vista Blue Screen of death
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Oct 21, 2008 at 05:54 AM
Oct 21, 2008 at 05:54 AM
hey there,
if it shows a blue screen then you have no choice other than to either format the pc or else do a repair with the windows it, it could solve your problem
if it shows a blue screen then you have no choice other than to either format the pc or else do a repair with the windows it, it could solve your problem
aye you might have to format it; this just happened to my computer and I lost thousands of original photos and files.
probably too late for any advice, but you may not have to format it. this is most likely happening due to an issue with a driver for the machine. be sure to run all windows updates and see if that gets you anywhere!
one last resort is to re format your pc, but how if you do not have partitioned in your pc and you have many important files there, one thing i always do, to all the pc's i handled with blue screen is that gave him a break, i mean you detaheched the hard disk and the ram for at east two days then put it back, just give him a rest. then try, i hope it will work, coz' it works to all the pc i repaired with blue screen.
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May 7, 2009 at 04:13 AM
May 7, 2009 at 04:13 AM
hi,
this may be a RAM problem as well.
before formatting the drive, try to get teh RAM replaced,
this may fix your problem.
or try to boot in safe mode, if it logs you in, then you may uninstall any software or driver which you recently installed.
this may be a RAM problem as well.
before formatting the drive, try to get teh RAM replaced,
this may fix your problem.
or try to boot in safe mode, if it logs you in, then you may uninstall any software or driver which you recently installed.
Blue screen in vista.
I had the onimous System Security 2009 virus.
Fortunately I have a legal dual boot system, and could boot into XP to fix.
However in safe mode on a vista only system, search for a random 8 digit number (see System Security 2009 pages - just search for them) exe file and some other files - normally the files will have the date the problem started occuring.
I search for vsf*.* and deleted them all, as well as checking any other files of the same date time stamp that looked a bit iffy.
Sorry not detailed response but I am on blackberry and don't have all details to hand.
However formatting is NOT necessary and it was not necessary to use a system repair either.
I had the onimous System Security 2009 virus.
Fortunately I have a legal dual boot system, and could boot into XP to fix.
However in safe mode on a vista only system, search for a random 8 digit number (see System Security 2009 pages - just search for them) exe file and some other files - normally the files will have the date the problem started occuring.
I search for vsf*.* and deleted them all, as well as checking any other files of the same date time stamp that looked a bit iffy.
Sorry not detailed response but I am on blackberry and don't have all details to hand.
However formatting is NOT necessary and it was not necessary to use a system repair either.
