Ok my computer is been like reatsrting itself,blue screen saying fatal exception occured at  something!?
916432
you have to be careful when you play/download on-line games...they will damage your computer...if you have recently downloaded game....un-install it and check.
344736
reinstall your operating system, i am sure its windows lol
475539
unindstall reboot then reinstall, if it still fails could be virus checker or a conflict with the os ..\n\ndid it say what kind of error and/or a error number?
610701
Make sure the internal connections are still there, and then reinstall the drivers.\n\nmaybe its just busted.
720033
There may have been catastrophic damage to your system. I suggest backing up your data and reinstalling Windows off the OS disk that came with your computer.
591339
Check for new drivers for it....sometimes outdated drivers can cause this problem
1004676
maybe ur hard disk if full. try to reinstall you windows again or try to back up ur files and then reinstall your OS.
218481
If your running Windows XP, then you must have some special hardware or software problem, because Microsoft finally gave the consumer a quality operating system with the introduction of Windows XP. It has important crash ("blue screen") protection designs, just like the professional operating systems Microsoft produces like Windows XP professional and Windows 2000/NT etc.\nSo first, run all the AdWare SE, AVG AntiVirus, and Registry diagnostic programs (Registry Mechanic) to wring out those devils and demons in your software (download.com). Also, I recommend installing ZoneAlarm's freeware firewall.\nNext, make sure you have at least 256 MByte or more of RAM and plenty of spare hard drive space (100's of Megabytes minimum). Then make sure your hard drive isn't "fragmented". If so, run Microsoft's de-fragmenter.\nFinally, download a freeware utility program like\nhttp://www.glarysoft.com/quick-startup/\nwhich allows you to turn off programs that automatically load when you reboot your computer and may be conflicting with one another (those icons in the lower right corner called the "tray"). GlarySoft also offers registry troubleshooting and repair. Try turning off as many tray icons as possible and see if you still have the crashes.
360999
might be that your cpu overheated....\n\ncould also be software issue..ie..spyware.\n\ncan also be your HD encountered bad error\n\n\nwhat am i trying to say?  that symptom alone is too generic.. could be a lot of causes
816519
u can't solve this problem unless u  repair the hardwares from ur pc. it might have an bios problem or ur hdd it's dieing... If u still got quaranty for it they should fix it.. if not go search some "hardware repairing shops" [could find a sinonime for that :P].
811929
system restore to before the problem started.see if helps.if not might need to reinstall some .dll files
858534
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.
122157
Explain crashed...  Did you have to reinstall windows and all your software?  or Did your computer lock up or get hit by a virus then you lost them all?
101162
It sounds like either your harddrive crashed or has been disconnected.  Check to make sure the harddrive is connected properly.  Beyond that you'll have to replace the harddrive and re-install your operating system.
295245
You don't "get rid of it" you fix whatever is causing it. THe BSoD is a symptom, not a cause. Considering that you say  your c drive is  not registering, I'd say your problem is that your hard drive crashed. You'll likely need a new one, and a copy of an operating system to install on it. Once you have that you can worry about recovering the data from your failed drive.
1020654
My Computer \nProperties \nAdvanced \nStart Up and Recovery \n-Settings button. \nuncheck "Restart on System failure"\n\nThis will mean that you get a BSOD with an error code - which help identify the cause of the problem
349683
just reinstall windows, and if it happens again you have a bad hard drive or controller... \n\nif you try swapping out the controller with a known working control and it happens again, the problem isn't following the control. continue on by trying a different drive of the same type, problem still happens, you know it's not that specific drive.