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If you have a blue screen problem on your computer, do you have a way to start? Actually problem is very simple. To solve a problem, you must first find problem. Today I will share a few common code errors.

1.0x0000000A

Eighty percent of this problem is a driver conflict. Many problems with video card and chipset. If this blue screen code appears, it is recommended to enter safe mode (press F8 while computer is on), and remove latest update and installed video card and motherboard.

Solution steps:

Step 1. Back to desktop interface of computer, then right-click computer icon on desktop and select manage option from drop-down menu.

Step 2. In computer management interface that opens, click "Event Viewer" - "Management Event Summary" in left window to identify driver that caused error. After identifying faulty driver, we will simply manually uninstall driver. . If it is a computer compatibility issue, we can use system diagnostic tool to determine if hardware and drivers are compatible with system and then reset its compatibility.

2.0x0000001A

This problem is mainly caused by some third party memory modules and can definitely be solved by replacing memory.

Solution steps:

Step 1: To troubleshoot hardware and memory failures, start with memory first. After confirming that memory is not damaged, unplug memory, wipe gold finger, and then plug it back in. Usually, problem can be solved;

Second step: if you are using two memories, you can try to disable one memory;

Step 3: If problem persists, check if hard drive is defective, check if there is a problem with data cable, and then try formatting hard drive. In addition, if video card is damaged, this can also be the reason;

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3.0x0000007B

This issue is related to system boot error, you can try to change HDD mode or enter PE to restore system boot, 100% efficient!

Solution steps:

Step 1: Restart computer, press shortcut key F1, F2 or Del key to enter BIOS startup item setting interface after boot screen appears, move cursor to "Advanced" using left and right arrow keys on keyboard, and then click. Use up and down arrow keys to select "SATA Configuration" and press "Enter" key to confirm, for example

Step 2: Then a mode selection popup will appear, here we use up and down arrow keys to move cursor to select "AHCI" mode, and then press Enter key to execute.

Step 3: After completing previous two steps, simply press F10 key to save changed settings. When computer restarts and enters system boot screen again, we will find that system no longer displays blue screen error code 0x000007B. Most blue screen issues that occur are caused by a mismatch between hard drive mode in BIOS settings and current system.

4.0x00000080 This blue screen code appears, which means you have added some hardware device or external U disk is incompatible. Disconnect external device, log in and connect external device.

5.0x000000ed This problem is mainly related to hard drive. You can clean up disk fragments in advanced safe mode. If you can't even get into safe mode, it must be a hard drive issue (the old hard drive has a lot of blue screen codes).

6.0 x 0000007E

This blue screen is mainly due to a memory issue, and most of problems that occur are resolved by replacing memory.

7.0x000000BE

This blue screen is mostly due to a software problem. I don't know what specific program. Booting with last known good configuration may resolve issue.

8.0x00000012

I've run into many problems and I don't know what problem is. Booting from (Last Known Good Configuration) may resolve issue.

9.0x000000B4

This is mainly a problem with the independent graphics card. If it doesn't work, try turning off your graphics card.

Solution:

Enter Safe Mode to see if issue is resolved. If yes, update your graphics card driver to latest version.

10.0x0000009C

Mostly, this blue screen can only be seen in Windows log. This blue screen flashes and computer will restart cyclically. Most of them are related to memory.