There is nothing more natural than encountering some problems while using your computer. After all, you are using a mechanical and hardware device, so what could be more natural than a problem occurring…
One of these problems is the appearance of a blue screen on the computer during startup or after you have been working for a while. The blue screen is a sign of a serious problem on the computer and should be taken seriously.
What Does the Blue Screen Mean?
The term blue screen comes from the English abbreviation BSOD (Blue Screen of Death), which literally means “blue screen of death.” Over time, in our language, only “blue screen” remained, and this problem occurs when the computer’s operating system cannot handle some issues and crashes. As the English translation suggests, the blue screen evokes the idea of death, meaning it shows that the computer is in danger. Microsoft made history in 1998 when it launched the Windows 98 operating system because, in front of the press, the computer displayed a blue screen after an external device was connected, and the system crashed before the official launch.
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Blue Screen Errors
Blue screen warnings are also called operating system stop errors. Each blue screen error is different. Some problems can be software-related, while others are hardware-related. Software problems can be solved even by users without much difficulty, but hardware problems require the intervention of a technical specialist. To find out the cause of the blue screen, the error code displayed on the blue screen must be analyzed. For this analysis, we recommend using the Windows Debugging Tools program developed by Microsoft. However, for new users, using this program is not very easy.
Solutions for the Blue Screen
You can search online for the error code displayed on the screen to identify the cause of the problem. Blue screen errors can be caused by the operating system, video card, software issues, as well as peripherals like the keyboard or mouse. After understanding the meaning of these codes, you will know which area of the computer needs intervention and will be able to apply an appropriate solution.
