How to fix Vista blue screen

in this video the Blue screen error is caused by an irational overcloacking!!! This computer was "forced" into this error by setting wrong and irational memory values to the vide ram and cpu!!!

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• vista
• blue
• screen
• error

[ElectroMuusiic]

Can i just reformatting ?

[LucyiX]

@ElectroMuusiic Before this process consider doing this:

1.Check if:

-all your software and drivers are compatible with Vista!

-all your hardware works normal!

-Your system architecture is the same with the OS ones (x32/86/64)

-and your Microsoft Windows Vista edition is Up to Date!

2.Backup ALL your hard drive content (save your file to CDs DVDs and external HDDs)

I recommend you to install MS Windows XP (sp3) or Windows 7.

Also use a simple antivirus as Eset or Comodo! (i use Comodo).

[pearldrumsarecool]

I'm never buying a Dell Laptop again I've tried to git rid of the of the blue screen but it still won't go away

[LucyiX]

@pearldrumsarecool I agree with you. I have ugly experiences with a dell latitude D600, even after fresh xp installation (slow startup; cpu hoags; and the audio card has stopped working). I recommend you to review your drivers and software + installing compatible ones + doing a Full Format with Microsoft Windows XP. (also Try ESET Smart security, or Comodo.)(I use Comodo Internet Security and it works good!)

[ahdnaji]

I advice u dont play with ur Bios...instead u can do a disk defragment and system clean up...you should be fine then

[LucyiX]

@ahdnaji I know... but somehow some computer brands tend to fake the real specifications by overcloacking (from bios so the CPU has a higger frequency) Vista is one of the most sensible os that blocks the crash by using BSOD (blue screen) I recommend to install a Vista SP1 (service pack edition) or Windows 7 or XP and review your hardware and software.!

[gojac3G]

this is not true at all :D

[twannie1997]

How do I go to my BIOS?

[mandunya]

@LucyiX And also when I tried launching Windows repair, it took me to a different window that was asking for my username and password, I entered my username but I never had a password because the computer was a family computer. It wont let me do anything, only if theres a password. I entered a password that might work but, non of them did the job, it kept saying " the user name listed is wrong or does not exist ". I really need help, and when I try launching windows normally, it boots up, but...

[mandunya]

@LucyiX I really need help with this. I have a Dell desktop with windows Vista. And last night, I finished using the computer, so I went to get a drink of water before I shut it down. Right when I came to the computer afterwards, the blue screen just popped up, and then my computer restarted. I was a bit shocked so I waited until it was up and running, then a window said. " Windows has failed to start a change in the hardware or software might be the cause." Please help me, I need to fix it.

[ThePhillmitchell]

all i do is get a very large hammer preferably a sledge hammer and hit it with furosity for 30 seconds till the bsod mist clears...then i have a jaffa cake...wax on wax off mr miagi say.

[abgersaurus]

it should be called "How to fix Vista" :D

[sanjograi123]

@bob10308 no its not them blue screen appear in your hard drive and its a big problem i got rid of it but that blue screen comes in my computer somtimes so yea i use start up repair.

[sanjograi123]

@ahdnaji and you forgot this is the great thing to use if you guys dont trust me

first go on normal mode then switch the computer off like in the plug then turn it on and go on safe mode then

switch it off again like in plug and when you go back on! it says start up repair and start up repair fixs up your computer when it was working corretly hope it helps :)