BSOD or Blue Screen of Death appears while booting, upgrading the operating system, or working on the computer. You can get it as Blue Screen of Death or as a Black Screen. You may get Blue Screen of Death due to BIOS settings while upgrading Windows 8.1 or Windows 7 to Windows 10. The error also appears due to corrupted download of the installer. However, we are going to discuss each scenario and explain what to do to fix blue screen Windows 10.

Blue Screen of Death reboot loop

Windows 10 will automatically go into the Repair mode after a couple of minutes a Blue Screen of Death reboot loop. You can fix this issue by using the System Restore facility. Simply click on System Restore and select a point before you started getting the issue. System Restore will remove any changes made to your computer by Windows Update and restore your computer to the selected point.

Blue Screen of Death appears while working on Windows 10

Blue Screen of Death can also appear due to a recently installed hardware or a device driver update. You may ask how to fix blue screen of death Windows 10. Shut down your computer and remove the hardware if you have just installed any hardware. Then you need to boot the computer and press (Win + Break) to access the Device Manager.

Blue Screen of Death Appears while Booting Windows 10

You are getting this problem because of an update that was installed in the wrong way. Simply remove and block the update if the problem is appearing during an update. Navigate to the Settings icon and then select Windows Updates. Click on Advanced and later on View Installed Updates. Check the date and remove the updates on the date after when BSOD is appearing. Plus, block the update from automatic reinstallation.

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