Blue screen 20 appears when you point to the Miracle Lander

In the desktop properties, set your monitor's refresh rate to the highest.

The resolution was changed to 800x600

And then go back in.

stop:0x000000d1(0x80502138,0x000000fp,0x00000001,0xf4e3ad08)

ispuborv sys-address f4e3ad08 base at f4e39000 patestamp 4314fb4c

It's probably a driver problem because the error file is spuborv sys what exactly is the driver I'm going to have to check and leave you a copy But when you add me, you're going to say you're the one asking the question Remember,

Is there some new hardware installed, there is a conflict, try to dismantle him.

There are many reasons for the blue screen, and there are generally the following reasons:

1.The computer is infected with a virus.

2.Hardware conflicts (such as incompatible memory from different brands) or the hardware itself is malfunctioning.

3.Software, driver conflicts.

In this case, we mainly analyze the blue screen caused by "software and driver conflicts".

Take, for example, a blue screen caused by a graphics card driver:

Under normal circumstances, the blue screen will be reflected in the blue screen information, and the red area of the icon is caused by the dll of NV.

NV indicates the NVIDIA graphics card, so you can tell that the graphics card driver is abnormal, causing the blue screen, and you can uninstall the graphics card driver and try to reinstall it.

Note: If it is caused by the driver, the blue screen processing idea is basically the same, find the error file and try to reinstall the driver or program with the error.

The process of handling common blue screen issues is as follows, you can try to perform them in turn.

Solution 1: (Automatic repair: If the cause of the detection abnormality cannot be determined, you can skip it directly).

1.Open Computer Rescue and click on Self-Help Tools Rescue.

If the repair detects that the blue screen file cannot be repaired, at this time you can search for the location of the file that caused the blue screen in the computer, if it is in the program file you installed yourself, you need to delete the file or reinstall the program. If the location of the file is not good to determine whether it is a core file, then do not operate to avoid system crash.

Solution 2: You need to plug and unplug the wiping memory module and use it to observe, and then the blue screen appears, you need to consider backing up the data and reinstalling the new system.

Solution 3: If there are frequent blue screens, the problem may appear on the computer hardware, it is recommended that you go to the after-sales or repair shop for testing, or you can choose a nearby business to accompany the rescue in the 360 computer rescue.