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1. #Windows 10 blue error screen issues how to
2. #Windows 10 blue error screen issues driver
3. #Windows 10 blue error screen issues code

Resolve Blue Screen problems from Memory Dump – Minidump – file.

#Windows 10 blue error screen issues code

The Stop Code in the below bsod screenshot is: "0x0000000a" – The other information that may be useful is located near the bottom of a BSOD screen (right after the troubleshooting advices) and it contains the STOP error number (aka "Bug Check Code") on this form "0x" and followed in parenthesis with the parameters of the error. At the screenshot below, the file that has caused the BSOD Crash problem is the "ntoskrnl.exe" and the error message is "IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL"

#Windows 10 blue error screen issues driver

– The most important information of a BSOD screen is located at the near top and contains the actual crash error along with the filename of the application or driver that caused the BSOD problem (if any).*

#Windows 10 blue error screen issues how to

How to find what caused the System Crash from Blue Screen information (details). Examine Blue Screen Of Death BSOD.Īfter disabling the "Automatically Restart" feature, you should have enough time to read the blue screen of death details the next time your system crashes. Uncheck the Automatically restart* option and press OK. Open the Startup and Recovery settings.Ĥ. Open Windows Explorer and at the left side right-click at the Computer (or This PC) icon and select Properties.ģ. Prevent Windows from Automatically Restarting after a BSOD Crash.įirst of all, prevent Windows from restarting automatically when a system crash occurs in order to have enough time to read the complete BSOD error message that is displayed on the screen. Resolve Blue Screen problems from Blue Screen Of Death. Find the Cause of Blue Screen from BSOD Minidump file. Find the Cause of the Blue Screen from BSOD screen details. In order to find the cause for the BSOD problem, you can examine the details of the crash error from the Blue Screen Of Death or by analyzing the BSOD Minidump file. How to Read BSOD & Minidump Files in order to Find Out What Causes the Blue Screen Of Death problem – Windows Vista, 7, 8 & 10.

The error details that are displayed on the blue screen are minimal and for most users – even advanced – looks gibberish.Īt the same time that the BSOD occurs, Windows create a small memory dump file (aka "minidump"), into the "C:\Windows\Minidump\" directory that contains some additional details about the BSOD error and may additionally help you to resolve the BSOD crash problem easier. The BSOD screen contains a short description of the STOP error and some very general instructions to resolve the crash problem. When Windows crash, they display a blue screen of death – aka "BSOD" – screen, only for a few seconds and then they immediately restart.