How to Effectively Fix Blue Screen

Faced with a blue screen with white messages coming in and out?
Unable to use any key to command your computer? Unluckily, your
computer is entangled with the notorious blue screen of death, and
if you cannot find out the exact cause and fix it, your computer
would not function normally.
Before you get to know how to fix blue screen of
death, you need first know Below the common causes for
it:
Overheating. The blue screen may come out after your computer
worked for a very long time. if this is your case, then overheating
is the main reason for blue screen.
Faulty hardware. Often new installations cause the problem. The
hard ware might be improperly installed or is incompatible with
your computer.
Incompatible programs. If you get this type of problem, the problem
would happen again and again.
Registry errors. If your computer also suffers many other errors
except BSOD, then it might be registry errors that cause the
problem. Registry is the crucial part of computer, if a mistake or
a piece of missing data in the registry for a particular program
that may cause serious errors in Windows.
RAM problem. This is another cause of the Windows XP blue screen of
death, although it is a less common. If you have tried cleaning out
your registry but it doesn help your blue screen problem, you may
need to get your RAM checked and possibly replaced.

How to fix blue screen of death ?
As to any specific cause for the problem, there is a way to
fix blue
screen:
In most cases, such as hardware overheating, the BSOD problem can
be fixed with a simple restart. Just reboot your computer normally
and see if it starts to work again. If it does, you are probably
safe and don need to be worried. If it however comes back, you
have to try one of the following things.
Remove and reinstall the hardware or software. The easy way to
solve this is to remove the hardware or program and reinstall it.
NOTE: Before removing any program make sure you have a backup copy
of the program on CD / DVD, etc. Also make sure that all files that
we created with this program, or personal preferences are a backup
to ensure that not lose important files, etc. when you remove the
program.
Change the Ram. Changing Ram is little inconvenient. You l need
to check it the rams at fault. If it a DIY computer and you have
2 sticks of RAM, remove one and see if the problem comes back. Or
download Ram checking software to test if the ram is faulty. If
you e using Dell or HP, they should have tech support and their
own software inbuilt to test the RAM functionality. So just call
them for help.
Use a registry cleaner. Registry cleaner will run a free scan of
your computer and look for errors, especially the ones that cause
the blue screens. Once it finds these it will fix the errors, then
your computer will be back to its original speed and optimal
performance. Just run the registry cleaner once a week and you will
be able to safe from blue screen error.