How do you repair a Blue screen in Win NT?
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That all depends on what is causing the error.  Blue screens are not specific to one problem.  It could be one or more of many things.  As the above answerer stated, copying down the stop error code and using a search engine will usually generate good results.
564334
Unplug everything, replug it all back in.   Did you install the drivers properly?\n\nHP is the way to go next time.
811929
system restore to before the problem started.see if helps.if not might need to reinstall some .dll files
604552
First, you should turn off your Automatic Restart feature.  To do this, you must go to Start, Control Panel, System, System Properties, Advanced Tab, StartUp and Recovery button, and uncheck Automatically restart under System Failure.  What will happen instead of restart is a blue screen.  On that blue screen, there will be stop codes.  Write these down.  Then using a computer that works, enter them in google or go to Microsoft and find the place where you can search for these codes [google will probably be faster].\n\nBy and large, I think there is a problem with heat, probably your cpu.  You should get a can of air and blow out as much dirt and dust as you can.  You may have to remove the fan and clean the fan blades, and that will make it easier to clean the heat sink fins.\n\nBut this is not a sure thing - it acts like it, but getting the stop codes is important as it could be a memory module problem also.  And it could be a software thing, but I don't think so.
1145322
strange enough,\nwhat OS are u running if it's Windows NT (2000 or up)\nmake system restore and try one more time.\nreport back please about how/what exavtly have u done it\nand about results(did system restore help?)
1019846
You'd have to do a lot of registry editing for that, a virus is causing that problem, a very old virus that usually infects the NT based platforms. The problems will be in deferent sections in your pc so it can't be said certainly where to fix it.\n\nThere are two ways you have to fix it, first you have to install a good quality anti-virus software in your system, like - nod32, bitdefender etc. You can try downloading the trail versions, or you can have pirated copy from me. Secondly, you have to update your version of windows 2000. Windows is not a very reliable platform to use so you have to keep it upto date in order to be in safe distance from messing it up. Though you are using a pirated copy you can always download service packs and updates from microsoft.com or any other non-official site and install them, just be sure those does not contain any virus, and before installing any update make sure your pc is clean.
600864
Do you get a blue screen saying anything? Sounds like a driver or IRQL mix-up. Any recent changes? Did you run a good anti-virus prog like AVG 7.1? Need more info to help you.
911438
If you are using Windows XP and if you are able to boot before it goes to blue screen, you may try to use the Restore feature. Restore it to the time you were able to use your computer without problems.
461566
When its starting to freeze up or when you are running to many things at once.Then it willl start moving slow and the blue screen wil pop up and say; Sever is busy press any key to continue or press Ctr+Alt+Delete to restart your computer.
1183019
I've had this problem before. Don't worry, it can be fixed. Just start up the computer and open up the BIOS (press DELETE repeatidly until a blue screen pops up). Look around for the start up devices. It should say something like First Boot Device, Second Boot Device, etc, etc. The First Boot Device will be your Floppy Drive. Use the down-arrow key to highlight the Floppy Drive and press ENTER until it changes to CD-ROM. You're first boot will now be the CD-ROM. Exit the BIOS (ESC Key) and SAVE the changes. \n\nPut the XP CD in the drive and it will boot up using the CD. When the Welcome to Setup screen appears, press R to select the repair option. At the command prompt, on the drive where Windows is installed (Should be drive 1 so type 1 and hit enter), type chkdsk /r, and then press ENTER. At the command prompt, type exit, and then press ENTER to restart your computer. Change your First Boot Device back to the floppy and exit. Boot up windows. If you get the same error, do it ALL over again except when it comes time to type "CHKDSK /r" type in fixboot instead. This should work. \n\nWhen you get windows up, make sure system restor is turned on. Right-click on My Computer, select the System Restore Tab, and make sure it is turned on. After you shut it down again, it should boot just fine. If it doesn't, just keep rebooting it. Eventually it will start. After about a week, you should be fine. I've done this before so I will never forget how to do it. Good Luck.
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software issue\ntry reintalling Windows
226895
try to reinstall windows .. or format the hard disk and install a fresh copy
10184
do a windows xp INPLACE UPGRADE..\n\nAKA windows xp repair.  boot from cd.. (DONT GOTO THE RECOVERY CONCSOLE) when the list of windows comes up choose the option to repair it.
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Probably. \n\nThe blue screen has some information on it - usually telling some kind of error was found somewhere. \n\nIf you'd read that information to us, we could help you more. \n\nStill, loading XP on the laptop will probably fix the error for now.
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try going to start >run and type in this excatly SFC /SCANNOW that is sfc space/scannow.let it do a systom file check..if it ask for the windows recovery cd insert it into the cd rom
284000
turn on your computer when the blue screen appears press the f10 key several times. this will cause it to start in safe mode and take you to a restore site . first try restore settings and start "DO NOT HIT THE ADVANCED KEY" if you do it will restore your system to new settings and you will lose everything on your hard drive. \nAt times this may be your only choice . So before your do anything if possible save as much to disk as possible.
95704
is it the "Blue Screen Of Death"?