How to get rid of my blue screen on my pc?

try this link might help you out.. How to fix Blue Screen Error in Windows 7 using Hotfix

A blue screen error usually comes up on Windows 7 when there is a serious hardware or software issue that may be causing Windows to Shut Down unexpectedly. At times, a message may also come up on your screen saying "Windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer."

To troubleshoot this issue, you may need to try out multiple troubleshooting options to detect whether the issue is with your hardware or software and to resolve the same as per the recommended procedure.

To know more about your troubleshooting options to get rid of blue screen error, you need to refer to the following Microsoft and HP support pages:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows7/resolving-stop-blue-screen-errors-in-windows-7
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c00372711#N182

The above troubleshooting steps may also help you to resolve the freezing issue. If they don't, please let us know so that we can suggest you additional troubleshooting options for the same.

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It means your operating software does not work properly. If possible, you can download Norton Utilities from CNET.com, install it and run it. If is not possible, then you need to remove the hard drive and repair it using another computer. The last way: read the hard drive using another computer, copy all of the important data to your other computer/storage, and later you can restore the software (to the original condition, when you received this computer) or reformat the hard drive and reinstall the operating system and all of the applications.

Have you done ANY updates or OS upgrades? Take a look at this: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-system/getting-blue-screen-error-irqlnotlessorequal-in/e37150e0-1937-490a-be24-fa22c230b20a OR this: http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/83596-bsod-irql_not_less_or_equal-windows-7-64bit-pro.html

Remove Realtek wireless network adapter and upgrade to an Intel adapter. Check you tube on how to do the upgrade its very easy. The card is right under the keyboard.

What did you do the last two times? You should check to see if you can upgrade to windows 7 and purchase a new windows 7 operating system and not reload the VIAO restoration operating system.

The windows 7 which you were using was a trial version for 30 days or more.It is showing that windows is not genuine because your trial period is over.
Now you have to again format your PC, if you want to use windows 7 trial version then every time you have to format after your windows had expired.
Or just simply format with other operating system.
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Go here http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-vista/get/upgrade-advisor.aspx and download the fre tool to check your computers compatability. Then use the microsoft update feature to download current updates

Yes and No. Let me explain. You have taken an older board that worked with XP and tried to make it work in Win7 (which is not supported by the board). Add in your graphics card switch, and you have a real mess.

You can upgrade your motherboard (for one that is compatible with Win7 - (ie. a brand new model with Win7 certification) and use a graphics card that is also Win7 compatible, or

Go back to a configuration that worked

You have the blue screen of death unless you have tweaked your PC to stop without restart it is difficult to read the error.

Did you upgrade from a x86 (32bit) ot x64 (64bit) version of Windows XP or Vista?

Windows (5) XP to Windows 7 - wet7xp_x86.exe

Windows (6) Vista to Windows 7 - Windows6.0-KB928635-x86.msu

Did you run the Windows7UpgradeAdvisor first ?

There maybe Memory Issues with your PC using Windows 7 especailly your Video Card Memory , it a good idea to check you motherboard for memory compatibilty some Motherboards wont take High Density Memory with Windows 7, check here at Crucial Scanner

If you post your HTML result of the Windows 7 upgrade checker to this post I maybe be able to help you further.


If all this fails I suggest that you do a complete install of Windows 7 unless you just have the upgrade pack, please check that you are using the correct version for your PC either 32bit or 64bit as shown above.

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