Windows error codes refer to the error messages you may see on a Windows system when something goes wrong.
You dont need to worry too much since the error can be fixed most of the time.
However, things become more complicated if the error leads to a blue screen.
This post onMiniToolwill show you how to troubleshoot blue screen in different cases.
In general, the error can be fixed easily with simple steps.
However, the problem becomes much more complicated when a blue screen shows up.
Sometimes, rebooting the computer will do the trick; but in other cases, it fails to work.
The error alert you may see:
Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart.
Were just collecting some error info, and then well restart for you.
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Sometimes, there is a specific Windows stopcode to show you what happened.
The following sections will show you how to troubleshoot Windows stopcode when it causes a blue screen.
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Many factors should be responsible for this: old program, corrupted installation files, etc.
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There are some tips for stopcode issue during Windows update.
According to the study, the blue screen can be a result of a hardware related problem.
Therefore, you should probably remove all non-essential peripherals from the computer in trouble.
#3. flush the previous files & re-download.
This can help you remove the damaged installation files and download them again.
Download SetupDiag to analyze & fix upgrade problems.
#5. have a go at perform aclean installation.
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Update Windows 10 and the drivers to the latest versions.
Uninstall problematic updates, drivers, and applications.
How to run DISM:
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How to run SFC: repeat step 1 to step 4 -> typeSFC /scannowand hitEnter.
How to Fix Blue Screen of Death Windows 10 without Desktop Access
#1.
Use System Restore to restore to a previous point.
Boot into Safe Mode.
Also, it’s possible for you to open Advanced startup from boot or from USB.
After that, you should remove problematic updates, drivers, and applications in Boot Mode.
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