Fix: "Blue screen of death" after Windows boot scr

[enguy]

• Put your Windows XP disk into the computer.
• Restart your computer, making sure that the the CD-ROM drive boots before the hard drive. (You can setup the boot sequence in your system BIOS. If you don't know what this is, please ask in the forums.)
• Boot to the Windows XP CD.
• From the available options at the menu (after it loads all of the drivers), choose "repair" (press R).
• Once you reach the command prompt, type in "chkdsk c:" and press enter. If your hard-disk with Windows on it is not C:/, replace c: with the letter of your hard disk (IE if your Windows hard-disk is X:/, type "chkdsk x:" and press enter).
• It will take a different amount of time for every different computer. When I did this, it took about five minutes.
• Note: When I tried this, it "froze" at 52%. I found that my computer worked from there though.
• After the process completes, you should be able to boot normally (take out the Windows XP disk...)

[kareja]

wow! does that really avoid the blue screen? I have this problem everywhere and even in my college i face this. Well now that i have found a solution i would try it out and see .Thanks for the nice tips. Keep them posting . I enjoy learning new things.