Complete guide to Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) error codes and how to fix them.
A critical system process has terminated unexpectedly, causing Windows to crash.
A system thread generated an exception that the error handler didn't catch, usually caused by incompatible or corrupted drivers.
A kernel-mode process attempted to access pageable memory at an invalid IRQL level, often caused by driver issues.
The kernel detected a violation of security policies, often caused by corrupted system files or incompatible drivers.
Windows attempted to read data that doesn't exist in memory, usually caused by faulty RAM, corrupted drivers, or system files.
A system service generated an exception that wasn't handled, often caused by driver or hardware issues.
A deferred procedure call (DPC) routine took too long to execute, usually caused by storage or driver issues.
A driver attempted to access pageable memory at an invalid IRQL level, indicating a driver bug or incompatibility.
The kernel executed an invalid instruction, usually caused by hardware failure, corrupted drivers, or overheating.
The graphics driver stopped responding and timed out, usually caused by graphics driver issues or overheating GPU.
Windows memory manager detected a severe memory management error, often caused by faulty RAM or corrupted memory.
A kernel-mode process attempted to perform an invalid memory pool operation, usually caused by driver bugs.
Windows cannot access the boot device, often due to disk errors, driver issues, or hardware problems.
A kernel-mode program generated an exception that the error handler didn't catch, usually from driver issues.
Windows detected corruption in the NTFS file system, often due to disk errors or bad sectors.
A system service generated an exception that wasn't handled, often caused by driver or hardware issues.