Windows 7 Ultimate Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) - A Quick Fix

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Are you experiencing Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) on Windows 7 Ultimate? This is a common problem reported by Ultimate users. In this situation, computer restarts unexpectedly.

Below are outlined few steps to fix Windows 7 Ultimate Blue Screen of Death.

When there is problem with RAM of your system then it would lead you to BSOD regardless of Windows version. There is tool known as Windows Memory Diagnostic that helps you to detect and fix problems with memory.



1. Click on Start Button on the desktop.
2. In the search box type "Windows Memory Diagnostic" without quotes.
3. Find it form the search results.
4. Now click on "Restart now and check for problems" option.
5. Follow the instructions.

In many cases Window 7 Ultimate Blue Screen of Death appears on screen when there is problem in the registry of operating system. Information inside registry is stored in the form of keys/entries. When we uninstall any program from our computer then it leaves behind traces in registry. And when we install a new version or application then these invalid traces are overlapped with correct registry entries.

To fix this problem download, install and run a reliable registry cleaner and PC optimizer tool on your computer.

In Windows 7 Ultimate there is tool know as Device Manager which is used to manage the devices connected to your computer. Using that tool you can remove unsupported devices. To do that, below are few simple steps:

1. Click on Start button.
2. In the search box type "device manager" without quotes.
3. Expand all the categories and check those devices which have a cross mark before their names. Devices with cross (x) mark are unsupported and may be causing Windows 7 Ultimate BSOD.
4. Right-Click on the device having cross mark (x) and uninstall it from Windows 7 Ultimate.

Try to unplug the device that you recently attached to your computer, just to make sure if its causing Windows 7 Ultimate BSOD on your computer. You may check whether hardware is compatible with Windows 7 or not. It is printed on hardware's manual normally that "Compatible with Windows 7" or "Designed for Windows 7".

Another tip is to disable antivirus program running on your computer. If BSOD no longer appears then contact the antivirus software manufacturer or start using another antivirus program in your system.

Also restore your system to original state by applying following steps.

1. Click on Start button.
2. Go to All Programs.
3. Select Accessories.
4. Now click on System Tools.
5. And select System Restore.
6. Now select the option that allows you to restore system to earlier state.
7. Follow the instructions.
8. You are done.

Fixing registry related issues is a must thing to prevent BSOD. If there is problem in registry then you won't be able to permanently fix Windows problems including Window 7 Ultimate BSOD. That's reason you have to use a reliable registry cleaner.

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