You actually have to read the error provided with the BSOD, that's why it's there... once you have diagnosed, you will be able to fix it. It is unlikely you will need to buy anything.
The most common reason for a BSOD is because memory from a program is stepping on other memory usually reserved for system processes. The second most common reason is because of a resource conflict.
Nope, might just be a software problem. Stick your OS disc in and reboot, then try the Repair Windows option. Or, see if you can boot into SafeMode push F8 a lot at bootup, then try a restore point.
The most common reason for a BSOD is because memory from a program is stepping on other memory usually reserved for system processes. The second most common reason is because of a resource conflict.Spindoc_SEI
how do i find out if this is it? then how do i fix it?
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