How to Solve the Blue Screen of Death!....

A long-time and unwelcome staple of Windows operating systems, the Blue Screen of Death (or BSOD) may signal a short- or long-term problem with either hardware or software. Incompatible drivers, software, hardware or faulty hardware may cause the Blue Screen error to appear. Due to the wide range of causes for the Blue Screen of Death, troubleshooting and fixing it may take up to several days and require replacement hardware.

Difficulty:

Moderate

Instructions

1. • 1.
     Read the information on your screen. Write down the error message. Reboot your computer. 
     
   • 2
     Visit the Microsoft Support website and perform a search for the error message you received (see Resources section of this article). Continue to the next step if you cannot find any information there.
     
   • 3
     Open the "Action Center" (Windows 7) or "Problem Reports and Solutions" (Windows Vista). Click on "Start," then type "action" or "problem" in the Start Search text field. Click on the "Action Center" or "Problem Reports and Solutions," then click on the "Check for Solutions" button in the Action Center or "Check for New Solutions" in the Task pane in the Problem Reports and Solutions' left column. Follow the information provided.
     
   • 4
     Download and install any suggested system updates and hotfixes. Click on Start, then type "update" (without quotes). Click on Windows Update, then select any "Important" updates. Also install any updated drivers for your hardware.
     
   • 5
     Uninstall any programs you installed around the time you began receiving the Blue Screen of Death. Click on "Start," then "Control Panel." Click on "Classic View" in the left column. Double-click "Programs and Features." Double-click the program you wish to uninstall, and follow the on-screen prompts to remove the program. Restart your computer.
     
   • 6
     Click on "Start," then type "device" (without quotes). Click on "Device Manager." Double-click the category that is associated with the hardware you recently installed.
     
   • 7
     Right-click on the hardware if you installed it just prior to receiving Blue Screen of Death errors, and left-click on "Uninstall." Double-click the hardware if you updated your drivers just before receiving the error. Click on the "Update" tab, then "Roll back." Follow the on-screen prompts and restart your computer.
     
   • 8
     Click on "Start," then type "restore" (without quotes) in the Start Search text field. Click on "System Restore."
     
   • 9
     Click on "Choose a different restore point." Click "Next."
     
   • 10
     Restart the computer. Hold down the F8 button until you see the Advanced Boot Options screen. Select "Last Known Good Configuration" by using your arrow keys, then press the "Enter" key.
     
   • 11
     Select a restore point created prior to experiencing the Blue Screen of Death. Click "Next." Click "Finish," and restart the computer.
     
     Done!!!!
     
     Let me know if it works.......