^{Did the BSOD start after you installed or changed something?}

• ^{New Driver}
• ^{Windows Update}
• ^{New Software}
• ^{New Hardware}

^{Try Uninstalling or reverting it.}

^{Safe Mode loads only the essential drivers.}

• ^{Restart you PC.}
• ^{Press and hold “ Shift ” while clicking “ Restart ”} 
• ^{Go to Troubleshooting > Advanced options > Startup Settings .}

^{Faulty or outdated drivers are a common cause.}

• ^{in Safe Mode, open “ Device Manager”}
• ^{Right-click the device > Update driver}
• ^{if the problem started after an update choose “ Roll Back Driver “}

^{Install the latest update and restart.}

• ^{Settings > Windows Update}
• ^{Click “ Check for updates “}
• ^{Install everything available}

^{Malware can cause system crashes.}

• ^{Use Windows Security}
• ^{Run a Full scan of your system}
• ^{Remove any threats found}

^{Low disk space or failing drives can cause crashes.}

• ^{Ensure at least 10-15% free space.}
• ^{Listen for unusual noise from your drive}

Faulty RAM is a major cause of BSODs.

1. Press Windows + R
2. Type: mdsched.exe
3. Choose ” Restart now and check for problems”
4. Windows will test your RAM. Let it complete.

1. Open Command Prompt as Administrator.
2. Type chkdsk C: /f /r
3. Press Enter and restart if asked.

1. Open Command Prompt as Administrator.
2. Run these commands one by one 

SFC /scannow

DISM /Online /Cleanup-image /RestoreHealth

1. Press Windows + R
2. Type: Rstrui.exe
3. Choose a restore point before the BSOD started.