Vista Blue screen

albertsu

I'm using Windows Vista ultimate. seeing blue screen error message often. how to solve that?

googler

As the Star trek computer would say;

"Unable to compute. Insufficient data"

albertsu

It is saying some problem in the memory or some system 32 file corrupted

debitcardmayhem

albertsu wrote: »

It is saying some problem in the memory or some system 32 file corrupted

googler wrote: »

As the Star trek computer would say;

"Unable to compute. Insufficient data"

You need to give more info , if the blue screen flashes off and the computer restarts then go to Control Panel/System/Advanced System settings/Startup and recovery and untick the automatic restart. Then tell us which code you get in which module on the blue screen.

enigma52

summat wrong somewhere then, some file corrupt I guess,

Gallstones

Im guessing its saying that the system32 file is corrupt, this could either mean that the file has corrupted itself on your HD, or it can also mean that your RAM in your PC is going faulty.

enigma52

Gallstones wrote: »

Im guessing its saying that the system32 file is corrupt, this could either mean that the file has corrupted itself on your HD, or it can also mean that your RAM in your PC is going faulty.

you're guessing, I'm guessing, everyone is guessing, what's the prize for the winner

enigma52

the system32 file won't be corrupt but something inside it might be

albertsu

It ask me to insert vista CD and repair but I don't have Windows Vista CD, any other way?

enigma52

take it to shop cos we cannot guess but not PCW

ps. is this a wind up seeing as you refuse to give us any information regarding the problem

albertsu

enigma52 wrote: »

take it to shop cos we cannot guess but not PCW

ps. is this a wind up seeing as you refuse to give us any information regarding the problem

worst case I need to do that. I can not see the exact problem as the screen keeps on moving