HOW TO FIX THE BLUE SCREEN AFTER BOOTING INTO THE WINDOWS INTERFACE

Generally, if the blue screen appears, it is a problem with the system, and you should be able to solve the problem by reinstalling the system. If it still doesn't work after installing the system, it means that there is a problem with the motherboard's graphics card or memory. Check them one by one to find out which one is wrong.

**After installation, first upgrade to the latest version, then exit normal mode and reboot press f8 to enter safe mode. Open the software, click "System Scan", select all the scan results, and then click the "Perform Cleanup" button, if the software prompts whether to "backup", select "Yes" (the backup is to prevent cleaning errors, if the system does not occur abnormal after cleaning, delete the backup), and follow the prompts to operate (the software can also be killed in normal mode). 1. Press F8 to press F8 to get the advanced option to appear in the release of the power, and select "The latest correct configuration" Enter to repair.

2. Press F8 to enter the safe mode after booting up, and then exit, select Restart or Shut Down to boot on, and you can enter the normal mode (repair the registry). 3. If the fault persists, please use the system's built-in system restore to restore to the time when there is no fault (or use the restoration software to restore the system). 4. If the fault persists, use the system disk to repair, open the command prompt and enter sfc scannow (there is a space between sfc and ), insert the original system disk to repair the system, and the system will automatically compare and repair.

5. If the fault persists, set the optical drive in the BIOS as the first boot device, insert the original system installation disk, press the R button, and select "Repair Installation". 6. If the fault persists, it is recommended to reinstall the operating system.

Install the system to reboot the blue screen solution.

Go into the BIOS,Turn off the SATA option and try.。。。

Is it incompatible with any software, enter the safe mode and try it. It should be good to delete that software. Give it a try.

Solution 1: Use antivirus software to kill the virus. Some viruses may corrupt registry entries After antivirus, the registry should restore the backup before the poisoning.

Solution 2: If you can open the ** interface, you can take the process of reinstalling the drivers of the motherboard and graphics card, and perform a "System File Scan" to recover the damaged or lost files. The method of "System File Scanning" is to click "Start Program Attachments System Tools System Information Tools System File Checker" and then scan the changed files.

To prevent BSOD, you should pay attention to the following: make regular manual backups of important registry files; Try to avoid abnormal shutdown to reduce the loss of important files; For ordinary users, as long as it can run normally, do not upgrade the BIOS and drivers of the graphics card and motherboard; Regularly check and optimize system files, and run the "System File Checker" to check for file loss and proofread versions.

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