BSOD Error

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MatthewHELP! - 19 Oct 2008 à 21:43
 matthewHELP! - 20 Oct 2008 à 14:42
Hello,

Recently, (specifically Tuesday) my PC restarted itself, previously showing a blue screen of death with a message about Physical Memory. Sure, fine. I understood my p memory overloaded, therefore restarting. However, 5 days later (today, Sunday), my PC did it again. This time, I was doing nothing much except for playing my game: Tibia. I couldn't catch what was written, however I knew it wasn't anything to do with physical memory. I only read: Your computer has encountered the following system error and needs to be restarted: (some code I didn't have time to take a look at). I've read how to uncheck the restart, but I have the following doubts:

1. Any way I can remove the blue screen rapidly to carry on with what I'm doing.
2. Do I have to re-format my PC as suggested to me by a friend.
3. Run a Virus Scan and Defragment my disk.

Please, any help or simple dedication to my thread will be extremely appreciated, especially as I'm at a time in my life where things are tending to go down the wrong way.


Regards,

Matthew.
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gsta31 Posts 17 Registration date Saturday 6 September 2008 Status Member Last seen 11 June 2009 12
20 Oct 2008 à 08:13
the blue screen means that your memory is saturated and hence you will probably need to upgrade if youre using highly demanding programs. can you tell me what memory configuration do you have on your pc?
matthewHELP!
20 Oct 2008 à 14:42
Well, I'm not sure what that means, and how I'm supposed to upgrade, however I can find this:

Windows Vista Home Basic
Processador: Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU E2140 @1.60GHz 1.60GHz
RAM: 1,00GB