What is the problem of Blue screen in computer?

Answer 1

A Blue Screen occurs, often, due to Viruses, someone or something changing/deleting Registry Files, a failure during Bootup, or a corrupt file which could be due to age of a computer or viruses or somebody tampering with files.

Answer 2

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The "Blue Screen of Death" as it is commonly called, indicates the event of a catastrophic system crash. A system reboot (at the least) is mandated. On occasion, the system is so compromised that reboot is not possible without restoration to a previous state or system repair or rebuild.

Answer 3

A Blue Screen Error is indication o a severe and unrecoverable system error with Windows operating systems, similar to a "core dump" in Unix (Linux)-type operating systems.

A Blue Screen Error is severe and unrecoverable; the system can't continue. Its best hope to continue to function is by trying to preserve as much detail about the system at the time when the error occurred, then reboot.

Severe and unrecoverable errors can be the result of a hardware defect, but malfunctioning system-level software can also cause this.

When such an error occurs, it is usually best to review the related diagnostic data (e.g. the text shown on the blue screen). This typically contains the name of the offending component, even thought that component may not have been the root cause of the problem, or may not be of much help to identify that root cause. The next steps are to review any recent changes to software, hardware and configuration, and to try to determine whether a specific event triggers the error, as this can also lead to the culprit. For example, if the error occurs when starting to print, one might want to uninstall the printer driver (possibly replace with a more recent version).

Answer 4

The Kernel Panic screen, commonly called the Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) among Microsoft users, indicates that a problem has arisen within the core Operating System (OS). This is usually related to a driver that has encountered a problem or a hardware failure. The screen provides some diagnostic information, and the system logs the details of the error to a location on the disk for an Administrator to diagnose the problem (and optionally send the problem description and technical details to Microsoft).

Generally, a computer experiencing consistent BSoDs should be checked for faulty drivers, and if that doesn't resolve the problem, failing hardware. The description of the error can be searched on a search engine to determine probable causes and solutions. For example, if the error complains that an area of memory was corrupt, a user could run a memory diagnostic, and if errors are found, replace the faulty system memory module (RAM).

Note that the BSoD is unique to Microsoft. Other operating systems have built-in "system protection" may display differently. Linux's Kernel Panic screen is usually gray in color, and other systems may display a black background instead. Regardless of the error, the only immediate solution to the screen appearing is to reboot or power off the computer.

A single BSoD is not a cause for alarm; usually it happens during one update to Microsoft Windows and goes away the next, assuming the problem is in the software and not the hardware. Consistent errors displaying the same message over and again suggest a serious problem that needs to be addressed.

Answer 5

If your computer has been getting a blue screen, then you've got a virus. You should get that checked out. (Get the insurance papers ;D)

Answer 6

If its a windows,its when it ecounters a driver error.

Answer 7

You have a virus