Computer Help

[SP23]

For anyone that works well with computer problems..

I've been getting this blue screen for a while and now I want to know how to stop it because it keeps coming back. It doesn't come up at a specific time, it comes when I'm doing anything at any time. I thought it was my space, but I have over 21 gb of free space left in my hard drive. I took a picture of it and it looks like this:
Link: http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/770/img0248fi9.jpg

Sometimes, my computer just freezes at anytime and I have to turn it off and on. I don't think I downloaded something to get this problem either.

I'd love some help if anyone can give me some, I have no idea on how to fix it and it's really bothering me.

Thanks.

 

[Casual]

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/818501/en-us

 

[arre]

MIGHT BE your memories, either they don't cooperate with your motherboard or they're not on place properly... try (if u can), open your comp and then take them out and put them in again, you can also switch places...

 

[Krstic]

best help: get a new computer

that looks like its from 1990

 

[Laker_fan]

Download Ewido Antispyware, install it and then run a full system scan. Quarantine anything that it finds. If the problem still persists, its likely that your computer is overheating. Open up your computer and carefully clean the dust out of it with a dry cloth. If the problem still persists, buy a new fan and insert it into your computer. They are really cheap, so it's worth a try.

 

[Mr. J]

It's known as the blue screen of death...

Used to happen to my computer all the time. Then it died (my computer).

Hope that helps.

 

[SP23]

<div class="quote_poster">MrJ Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">It's known as the blue screen of death...

Used to happen to my computer all the time. Then it died (my computer).

Hope that helps.</div>

Do you know what causes it to happen though?

 

[Chutney]

Check Casual's link. It looks like it's specifically about what you have.

 

[Shard]

I had something like that a few months ago and I ended up needing to install an entirely new hard drive and power source. Yours might not be this drastic but just letting you know it could be a hardware problem.

 

[Squishface]

It may or may not be about what he has. The BSOD actually has a good deal of similar causes, however, it appears that our Swedish friend arre is correct. Memory often times is either incompatible or faulty as a result of scorching. If you had this computer for a while, it can be scorching, if it's new, probably incompatabililty. As for the fella who said it looks like it's from 1990, that's ridiculous, this screen could appear on your computer too, and a monitor is a monitor.

 

[44Thrilla]

Your best bet would be to find something that looks like this:

and throw your computer inside of it.

 

[Pakman]

System restore ... ?