My ASUS notebook keeps blue screen rebooting what s going on

Generally speaking, there are four things that can cause the blue screen error.

1.Occurs after performing a Windows update.

2.Occurs after the hardware is installed.

3.Installing or updating software (including driver software applications.)

After the occurrence. 4.Other factors (i.e., anomalies not caused by the above conditions) First, the first three items are mainly resolved by reverting to the previous normal situation.

If an exception occurs after a Windows update, the recent update will be removed.

If an exception occurs after installing the hardware, remove the hardware;

If there is an exception after installing or updating the software, remove or roll back the previous version of the software.

How to go through Device Manager.

Revert the previous version of the driver.

1) Right-click (1) on [Start] and tap [Device Manager] (2).

2) Tap Display Adapter.

The triangle next to the device type.

3)。Right-click on [Intel(R) UHD Graphics 620] (4) and select [Properties] (5).

This step is based on the Intel graphics card driver as an example, please roll back the version according to the driver error you encounter.

3) Tap [Driver] (6) and tap [Rewind Driver] (7).

4) Select [Reason you want to roll back to a previously installed driver] (8) and tap [Yes] (9). The system will start rolling back the driver to the previous version.

2. If the blue screen error is caused by other factors, please refer to the following steps to eliminate it.

a.Front-end jobs.

Remove external devices such as external hard drives, printers, memory cards.

The disc in the optical drive, the adapter card in the card reader, and so on.

Update the BIOS to the latest version.

Perform a system update and driver update to the latest.

b.System Restore.

After the backup, perform a system restore.

Hello, according to your description, I analyze that it may be caused by system conflict or hardware instability. Here are some options you can try! ~

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

Solution 2: If the above fixes do not work, you need to plug and unplug the memory module or reinstall the system for testing.

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 merchant to rescue and deal with it in 360 computer rescue.

The reason for the blue screen could be because:

1. The system has a virus or is installed with incompatible drivers and patches.

2. What software have you installed that is not compatible with the system?

3. There is a problem with the memory.

4. The stability of the notebook is too high.

5. The hard disk has bad sectors.

So you reinstall the system, clean up the laptop dust, and then check whether the hard drive is healthy, and use hdture to detect it.