I keep getting the blue screen - kernel page error every so often, however i am now running it in safe mode with networking and it appears to be operating fine?????please help! Its an Acer aspire 5315....

Hello, I understand you are concerned with blue screen errors. To keep it simple, Blue screen errors appear majority due to corrupt drivers crashing, or services suddenly stop running. This is generally due to a virus, but can be as simple as a corrupt driver.

I understand that things can go wrong and issues can occur that are out of your control. As long as you keep your computer information updated as much as possible you shouldn't run into any issues.

Now if you are running into an issue now with a bluescreen, a few proactive things you can do, is boot into safe mode and run some security scans as well update the PC with networking.

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There is one solution for your BSOD problem and it's free,, As soon as you turn laptop on, keep tapping F8 until another screen appears,, then choose safe mode with networking.
Type tdsskiller.exe into google and download from the first site listed. Download the exe not the zip.
once downloaded install to your desktop. Once installed open tdsskiller and run a scan,
Once scan is complete select cure. Once cured, Please reboot your system and you will have no further blue screen errors.. Hope this helps and please rate,,

Check your memory. If you have a faulty or substandard RAM chip, this is a likely cause. Also there may be an error on the hard drive hence Safe Mode. Run CHKDSK/F as soon as you get it to boot and save all of your data!!!!

if you cant get online on your pc you're gonna need to go to someone else's and download a windows boot disk from the ms website then boot your pc from that, choose recovery console then repair boot partition.

There are some viruses that will cause a computer to do that. I have had customers tell me they had some luck with Stopzilla to get their computer back up and running, but the only way I have found is to re-install the OS. A good repair shop should be able to retrieve your files and do that for you.

Sounds to me like a windows problem or maybe a driver error. if it boots up in safe mode and it dont boot up in regular mode, one of the drivers that dont have to load in safe mode keeps crashing it. check all startup programs and disable as many as you can

you may need to restore the computer. any questions you can email me at [email protected]

if your computer is getting this blue screen of death,then try getting in safe mode with networking of the computer& if you are able to go there you can uninstall & reinstall the video driver from that safe mode page because you will be able to work on that page...

Does it boot in safe mode?

To check, please follow the steps below:

1. Power on your computer
2. Immediately begin tapping F8
3. Keep doing so until you reach the Boot Options menu
4. Select Safe Mode
5. Press Enter

This will load windows using a minimal amount of drivers.

Boot from startup floppy disks or CD-ROM, choose repair option during setup, and run Recovery Console. When you are logged on, you can run FIXMBR command to fix master boot record. This should solve your problem.