Your'e computer keeps crashing and you don't know what to
do? How frustrating!

Reinstalling Windows is an option, but that's a bit
extreme. Reinstalling Windows can take plenty of hours and
you need to have an advanced level of skill to do this.

If you are a newbie this is not recommended.

If you run a computer operating technique, it is inevitable
your computer will crash. And you need to know how to fix
it so that you can go back to what you were doing before
the crash.

You could pay a lot of money for an IT guy to come and fix
something that you could do yourself for little, or no cost.

You should know that your computer will crash. So make sure
that you're always saving your work.

There is nothing worse than spending a lot of time working
on a document and you are about completed when the computer
crashes. OH NO! All that work gone.

How do you fix that crashed computer?

Blue screen of death. This is common with Windows. Or it
locks up. Or a sudden automatic restart. You saved all you
data, so all that hard work is still there. But where?

Try a reboot and as the bios screen appears (the screen
with all the squiggles and black screen) press F8. There
should be an option that says "last configuration. " Pick
that and if all works well then Windows will restart. If
that has worked then there is a problem with the registry
somewhere.

Registry files have all the information your computer
needs, and tells the computer what to do. So if they are
corrupted or conflicting then the does not know what to do.
It crashes, or reboots.

Computer crashes are a result of issues with the registry
files. Get some registry fix application and use it
frequently your computer. I recommend doing a scan every
few weeks. This will stop the computer from crashing. And
that's less stress for you.

Sometimes if the issue is bad the computer will reboot
over and over. You need to get the registry files fixed.
Get yourself a registry application fix and scan your
computer. The scan will look for errors and fix them on the
fly.

First, try to reboot. If it reboots fine, then you have a
problem in your registry somewhere. Registry files tell the
computer what to do, and if these are conflicting, or
corrupt, then the computer does not know what to do. It
panics, and crashes.

You require to get these files fixed. Find a registry
application fix and scan your computer.

It will tell you if you have any errors. Let the
application fix them. four time fixed, your computer is
good to go. I would also recommend using this application
monthly, as a computer maintenance item.