Dell pc giving blue screen -issue with recent Windows update?

First of all you have to identify the blue screen error code. Blue screen errors normally occurs due to infected windows files. You need to scan PC to remove malwares, junk and virus.
Also update the drivers that control your PC.

To fix this problem instantly use system optimization tool like Reginout.

If you recently made any hardware upgrades check that the hardware is fully compatible with your machine.If nothing like that has been done, reboot the pc in safe mode by pressing F5. Some machines are F8. Check your programs and features for any newly installed software or updates. Remove any conflicting software or updates and restart the pc normally.

Hi there.

The Blue Screen of Death or BSOD error screen can be caused by a number of reasons. I have written a tip recently that goes through the various problems and solutions to this error.
You should check out my tip here: http://beta.fixya.com/support/r6836997-blue_screen_death

Slasher_X

Hi,
Blue screen while running indicates that the OS (one of the file) has been as been corrupted.... Re installation of the OS will solve the problem
Thanks...

What is the error? Is it a blue screen or some other type of issue? Did you recently change some hardware driver or OS setting?

What OS do you have installed - this is very important if you downloaded Microsoft updates in the past few days on a computer with XP. There was an issue with a patch and it has to be rolled back. The symptom of this issue is the blue screen with the message "Page_Fault_In_NonPaged_Area" The solution is detailed at: http://www.krebsonsecurity.com/2010/02/new-patches-cause-bsod-for-some-windows-xp-users/ . Microsoft will offer free phone support at 1-866-PCSAFETY and has an alternate fix here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/979682


Other errors can often be dealt with by rolling back with system restore (carefully - you can lose other drivers).

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

hello, sounds like memory issue, I would say if you have more than one stick of memory in it remove one at a time and try it again.
also while you are at it reset BIOS by remove battery from motherboard and/or switching jumper setting.

hope it helps.

regards
Amar Sondhi

As soon as you see your "wallpaper" on the Windows desktop, click Start.
Point to My Computer.
Click with the SECOND (usually the RIGHT) mouse-button on My Computer.
Click Properties.
Click Advanced.
Below Startup and Recover, click Settings.
Click to remove Automatically Restart.
Click OK.

Now, the next time that you see the "Blue Screen Of Death", what message _stays_ on the screen? Write it down. On another computer, do a Google-search for that string, and read what others have done when they have gotten the same error-message.

Check out this link: http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=12387 Maybe this would work for you as well. Good Luck!

Looks like you've been getting two different Stop errors...

The 1st error, 0X00000024, aka Stop 0x24, is a Windows 2000 error. (XP is just an updated version of 2000) Microsoft gives an explanation here.

For the 2nd error, starting with 0x000000ED, Microsoft's solution is here, with additional help here.

that is a memory dump, try to remember what hardware or software did you install or uninstalled recently, if you can log-in on windows try uninstalling or reinstalling the hardware or the software. if it fails, run the windows recovery on the cd and repair the windows installation.