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    jhilmil07

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    Updated: Oct 25, 2024
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    there is a blue window error message in my computer.windows is not starting.now i am working on linux. what should i do?
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  • gaurav.bhorkar

    Member • Jan 11, 2010

    The "blue screen of death" is displayed when a device driver malfunctions.

    You should remove your recently connected hardware. Or try to install updated drivers for your hardware.
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  • jhilmil07

    Member • Jan 11, 2010

    well thanks gaurav.....but i have partitioned my hard disk into linux and windows.the linux is working correctly.but not windows.😕
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  • Anil Jain

    Member • Jan 11, 2010

    Looks like some of the windows boot files got corrupted and windows is not able to boot up and showing the blue screen of death. If this is the case you need to repair the windows.

    Cautionary Note: You will loose you windows drive (c:\) data if you will repair windows.

    -CB
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  • Prasad Ajinkya

    Member • Jan 11, 2010

    You should keep working on linux 😀
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  • Pensu

    Member • Jan 12, 2010

    The blue screen is shown when your window is going to be crashed or there is some problem in boot file.....the only thing u can do now is to reinstall the windows......;-)
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  • Prasad Ajinkya

    Member • Jan 12, 2010

    Not necessarily, you dont have to reinstall windows. You can try making sense out of the text on that blue screen. Generally this happens due to an IRQ error, or some such problem.

    Have you recently added a new hardware device, driver, etc? If so, revert back to the previous stable state (System Restore).
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