Windows again restored after an unexpected shutdown? How to fix this problem and what does it depend on? What if the "blue screen of death" appears and you are afraid that it will remain forever? This article is to help you!
Why does this happen?
If there were no prerequisites for the appearance of the blue screen, then you are wondering, what is the reason for its occurrence? In fact, there are a lot of them, starting from the malfunctioning components of the computer and ending with the overclocking of the video card.
Most often, the system starts emergency mode if the problem reaches a critical point. Then a reboot occurs, after which in some cases it is necessary to restore all previously existing parameters. Causes:
- Overheating of the computer. For too long you “tested the system for strength”, after which it simply gave up. The computer became very hot, which led to a reboot.
- Bad drivers. As a rule, and not one.
- Weak power supply. At some point, the current supply became weak, which gave a reboot.
- Overclocking the video card. Quite a frequent case, when you yourself do not notice, overclock the video card. This is typical for powerful laptops (overclocking). Some gaming PCs have a graphics card with overclocking in advance, for them this is not a problem.
- RAM. The reason is its malfunction.
- The system is defective. The laptop itself or your PC is malfunctioning and cannot properly support programs.
As you can see, there are really many reasons. To understand and find the specific, it will take time and a complete diagnosis of the components of the system.
Restore Windows xp, 7, 8, 10
There are several ways to upgrade the system:
- System Restore button . If you click on it, then your files, in the form of photos, videos and other documentation will remain unchanged. Do not be afraid, because only system values will be deleted or changed.
- Support Center for finding a solution. Windows recovered after an unexpected shutdown, right? In this case, contact the service center with the full error code and briefly describe the status of the laptop or computer at the time of its occurrence.
- Licenses If your system is licensed, then check all updates. This will help solve the problem. If there is no driver update, then contact the service center or the official website.
- "Safe mode". Boot the laptop using safe mode by quickly and frequently pressing the "F8" button or by rebooting to safe mode. In this state, the system is a bit limited and very simple, which allows you to quickly find all the errors that led to the end of the last session.
- Hard disk or RAM. Use free internet software to test the suitability of these components. Very often errors occur due to a malfunction of the RAM slot.
What if the system cannot start by itself?
Window 7, recovery point can not boot again? Very often this happens with legacy systems. How to restore the system in this case? Such options:
- "Safe mode". Try to start using it. Check programs that start automatically. Delete them or temporarily disable.
- Download recovery tool. Free utility that starts automatically. Try to do it manually.
- Rollback using system recovery. Find the recovery point and try to return to it, simultaneously deleting all the latest programs. It is done by pressing a button.
After successfully opening the laptop or computer system, upgrade it to the latest version. In some cases, if the laptop is very old, this is not possible.
Windows recovered after an unexpected shutdown. Bluescreen - what to do?
Understand why a problem has occurred or ask for help from a more qualified person in this area. If the "blue screen of death" has a reason, then you will know how to eliminate it:
- Driver Update. If the laptop starts to reboot after updating the drivers, then roll back the driver or restore the system.
- If you overclocked the video card, then bring its work back to normal, to the factory settings.
- Restart Windows using a clean boot. Go to "Start", in the bottom line of the search, type "Configuration". Next, click on the icon that appears and start the laptop or computer as administrator. If Windows is restored after an unexpected shutdown, then perhaps you will not see program icons. They will work as usual.
When you allow the system to make changes, on the General tab, find "Normal Startup". Next, disable Microsoft Services at the bottom of the screen and "Startup". Apply the settings and watch the system reboot.
Conclusion
The blue screen and rebooting the laptop are the result of a critical problem. But do not despair if the system considers rebooting the most important. Consult a specialist or self-repair system. If Windows is restored after an unexpected shutdown, then this is not the end, but an occasion to once again check the status of your PC!