Do you ever find that your common BSOD (Blue Screen Of Death) appears for just a second and then resets your computer before you can read it and gain any useful information as to why your Windows OS is not working? Well, worry no more, because there is an application called BlueScreenView that will let you view the BSOD(s) that your Windows box has been reporting.
Along with displaying the full BSOD dumpfile image, BlueScreenView will also display the files and memory addresses that are associated with the specific BSOD that you have encountered. This makes troubleshooting a lot easier!
You now may be asking yourself “How do I run this?” because your computer cannot get past the BSOD screen. You can execute BlueScreenView on another computer with the hard drive in question that has the BSOD running as a slave. All that you have to do is select the slave hard drive when the program loads, and you will be able to view the BSOD errors that are causing you trouble.
This is a great tool that every techie should download, because you never know when a BSOD will occur
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Along with displaying the full BSOD dumpfile image, BlueScreenView will also display the files and memory addresses that are associated with the specific BSOD that you have encountered. This makes troubleshooting a lot easier!
You now may be asking yourself “How do I run this?” because your computer cannot get past the BSOD screen. You can execute BlueScreenView on another computer with the hard drive in question that has the BSOD running as a slave. All that you have to do is select the slave hard drive when the program loads, and you will be able to view the BSOD errors that are causing you trouble.
This is a great tool that every techie should download, because you never know when a BSOD will occur
