BSOD Errors- the nightmare of all windows users

The biggest problem with the "Blue Screen Of Death" is that most of the times it just flashes by and you don't even get to read it so you don't know what caused it, but thankfully there is a tool that can find out and it's called
BlueScreenView.


BlueScreenView reads the mini-dump file that is created every time your computer crashes , so before you try to use the software first you have to make sure that your computer is configured to create the file.To do that first
right click on  My computer  and select Properties . In the new window select the Advanced  ( in Windows XP)  or the "Advanced system properties" link on the left.
In the new window  Settings in the third section near the bottom "Startup and Recovery". And just like in the picture to the left make sure that the"Write an event to the system log is" check box is checked.Next just click OK for "Start up and Recovery" and OK for "Advanced system properties" and close the "System properties" window.
Now you can start downloading BlueScreenView from the bottom of this page.
After you extract the archive that you just downloaded you can just run the program andany crashes that might have occured will show up in the upper pane of the window. Just select the first in the list and the blue screen error that u last had will show up in the lower pane of the window.