
Diane’s laptop did an automatic update of Windows 10 and she got a Blue Screen of Death. Leo suggests that with her laptop being about five years old, there’s a good chance that her hard drive has died. It could also be a motherboard failure or memory failure.
While for hardware related issues you do need to seek professional help, for software errors, these tools are the best savior. BSoD is indeed a frightful thing to happen to anyone working on important tasks on their system. It can lead to major data losses and hence, a lot of inconveniences.
So, try these out and resolve your Blue Screen error in no time. After multiple glide2x.dll reports arose, Microsoft admitted (via Windows Latest) that the KB update breaks the Windows 10 start menu with a critical error. A typical BSOD scenario involves a problem with the PC’s hardware, like a driver that’s gone bad, or a software issue, like a virus infection.
Leo suggests taking it in to IBM as a laptop that old could be at the end of the line. She should find out how much it costs to fix it, and if it’s more than a few hundred, it’s time to buy a new one. From a dysfunctional drive of a hardware, or an interfering 3rd party software to hacker attacks, there can be many reasons that may lead to BSoD.
Leo advises going into the recovery mode and rolling back. If it’s a hard drive error, however, he may have to start over and replace the drive.