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How do I fix a blue screen error on Windows?

Note the stop code, run `sfc /scannow` and `chkdsk /f`, then roll back the last driver update. Recurring BSODs usually mean failing RAM or SSD — get hardware tested.

Windows BSODs are triggered by driver conflicts, corrupted system files, failing RAM/SSD, or overheating CPU. Steps: (1) photograph the stop code and QR; (2) boot into Safe Mode; (3) run `sfc /scannow` and `chkdsk /f` in an elevated command prompt; (4) roll back the most recent driver install; (5) run Windows Memory Diagnostic. If BSODs continue after a clean Windows install, hardware is failing. HOPE Systems provides same-day RAM/SSD diagnosis in Ahmedabad.