How to Fix a Blue Screen (BSOD) Error on Windows
If your computer crashes with a blue screen error:
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Restart Your PC: Most BSOD errors are temporary and resolve after a restart.
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Check for Updates: Install pending Windows updates in Settings → Update & Security.
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Check Storage and RAM Issues:
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Analyze the Stop Code:
If the issue continues, report it to IT with error details.
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