Dreaded Blue Screen

[chris harvey]

ahh simpsons seems you are the man i need to speak with (or woman)i am having severe trouble with my pc it keeps crashing with the dreaded blue screen i have tried fitting a new hard drive and rebooted the whole damm thing to no avvail some advice as to why this is happening would be totally appreciated what can it be

[the simpsons]

Originally Posted by chris harvey

ahh simpsons seems you are the man i need to speak with (or woman)i am having severe trouble with my pc it keeps crashing with the dreaded blue screen i have tried fitting a new hard drive and rebooted the whole damm thing to no avvail some advice as to why this is happening would be totally appreciated what can it be

hello chris i have heard that these type of things happen all of the time as it happened to me once when i was on my pc does it have anything written on the blue screen or is it just a blank blue screen? just need to ask these questions to try and understand what has happened
the thing that could be happening is wheather you have installed something like a driver on the computer and the driver might have gone wrong and crashed your pc or it also could be that there is a virus on your pc which is causing the pc to crash for example there are two types of viruses on pc's and they are the worm virus and the trojan horse virus which i have had on my pc in the past but got rid of them using Avg or spybot which got rid of the viruses and my pc was working again so it could be a virus or the last type of thing to cause pc to go blue screen could be missing either some files off computer or some type of driver missing which makes the pc crash
trying to help as much as i can to solve your problem if you could answer the questions that i will help you solve your problem and try to get it sorted hope this helps

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[chris harvey]

cheers mate , right when the pc does the dreaded blue screen it flashes up so damm quick but i did clock what it said beggining the pysical memory dump then it reboots itself , strange i know but it is such a pain in the bum, it seems ok for a while then it will flash up the same blue screen i am one step from throwing the damm thing out of my window lol i hope that is enough info for you to ponder on so good luck .......thanks for reply to me im sure we can sort this little problem out

[the simpsons]

Originally Posted by chris harvey

cheers mate , right when the pc does the dreaded blue screen it flashes up so damm quick but i did clock what it said beggining the pysical memory dump then it reboots itself , strange i know but it is such a pain in the bum, it seems ok for a while then it will flash up the same blue screen i am one step from throwing the damm thing out of my window lol i hope that is enough info for you to ponder on so good luck .......thanks for reply to me im sure we can sort this little problem out

yes hello chris i will do as much as i can to help and i will find as much info as i can for you so that its sorts out your problem
also why dont you post this topic about your pc in the pc hardware or software and im sure other members will go up with some solutions to help sort your problem but i defo will help you aswell with this problem
if you have any other questions to do with computers and pc stuff or other things then please let me know thanks

[Rojo]

I'm assuming you've tried a clean Windows install if you've tried a new hard drive. If so, you may have a problem with your RAM. Check that the sticks are seated properly. If you're sure that they are, try using only one stick at a time in each slot. That should help to identify or eliminate a memory problem.

[Mickha]

Can you please provide more details of your computer, and Operating System.
The first thing I always advise is to boot up in safe mode, this is to help test if it is a physical problem or a driver problem.
On start up keep pressing the F8 key, this should bring up an option screen, choose Safe Mode.
Once it has booted go into the display settings and turn off Screensaver and set the power settings to always on, then leave it running, if the computer does not shut down there is a good chance that the problem lies with a driver, usually the graphics card driver.
Also run any anti virus and spyware programmes you have loaded.