Search for the message or code online and you’ll often find information that can help you identify and solve your actual problem.
These show the same message that’s displayed on your screen when the blue screen itself appears. In particular, the message in the “Bug Check String” and “Bug Check Code” columns are useful. You can click any dump file to see the information it contains. When Windows encounters a blue screen error, it dumps the memory files to a local file that sometimes contains useful information for troubleshooting those errors.įor a user-friendly way of examining these, we recommend NirSoft’s free BlueScreenView utility. This tool displays a list of saved dump files. RELATED: Everything You Need to Know About the Blue Screen of Death
So, if you’re more comfortable using Event Viewer, you can get all the same information. RELATED: Using Event Viewer to Troubleshoot ProblemsĪnd in case you’re wondering, the Reliability Monitor pulls its data from the same event logs that the venerable Event Viewer uses. Really, the Reliability Monitor is more useful for giving you an idea of when crashes or other major events happened, seeing other events that surrounded those crashes, and getting a start on narrowing down possible causes.
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