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One of the scariest things when you need to fix blue screen of death problems is the fear that you'll have to re-install Windows and loose all of your old files. Fortunately, this just isn't so!

This scary blue screen often pops up when your operating system receives contradictory information about how it needs to run. This problem is actually not a root problem, but a symptom of something that is wrong.

There are a few things that could be causing this. Sometimes, the problem can be fixed as easily as removing the new RAM card you bought (not all RAM types work with all computers).

Other times, however, you may have software problems you need to resolve in order to fix blue screen of death.

First, you need to start your computer in safe mode. Then, run whatever anti-virus and anti-spyware software you may have. There are many viruses and "rogue anti-virus/anti-spyware" programs that will tell you to fix blue screen of death. In fact, they will falsely display this screen just so you'll freak out and buy their product! You should only use anti-spyware programs that you have installed yourself.

If this doesn't fix the problem, then the error is probably with your registry. The registry is a database that tells a computer's programs "where to go" when they operate.

If you've had a virus or other malicious software on your computer, you likely have a damaged registry. While anti-virus and anti-spyware programs may remove the original threat, they don't always take care of the registry like you need them too. For that, you need a registry cleaner.

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