Win8 What if the blue screen?

Thanks to the strong internal and good external presentation of Windows 8, and the performance of many new hardware environments, even the old guy's hardware is well supported during a reasonable product support service, allowing them to continue to glow under Windows 8. It's not easy to see a Windows blue screen at the same time.

However, for a number of reasons, we may install some incompatible Windows 8 drivers under this new system (test or challenge), or some friends or loved ones you need remote support in the wrong installation of some inappropriate software caused the system's blue screen. Because the new blue screen interface of Windows 8 is more q, so just let your friends or relatives give you a description of this information seems to have no entrance (of course, the new blue screen also reduces the general user's fear of the PC, in general, Windows 8 self-healing system can complete and repair from the software and hardware damage from the problem.

But once the blue screen, so Q always put in there may not be a solution to the problem, in receiving remote help of friends, whether it is telecommunications or mail what the query needs a simple way to restore some of the things behind the blue screen.

Because it's not easy to run into a Windows 8 blue screen, the following illustration comes from a Microsoft-supplied method for manually generating a test blue screen

Figure 1 Normally, we see this blue screen interface under Windows 8.

The percent complete in the figure above is the progress of the DMP file, and the following small print (Bug Check String) is the approximate category of errors that we can use to search for the cause. Through the progress of 100%, the computer restarts, and then into the normal state, while prompting such information

Figure 2 Your computer is having problems.

We can get more information by looking at the details

The Figure 3 highlighted section provides information on key files

Although Windows 8 provides an automatic memory dump by default, it provides a mini DMP (Minidump) file for a more specific error-prone memory address range.

Figure 4 system failures provided by Windows 8 by default, options for debugging information

We can then use the file provided by Figure 3 to diagnose the cause of the system failure, you can package the three files to SkyDrive to the friend who can help you analyze it, or click "Send Details" directly. To Microsoft's error Reporting collection server to get the solution from Microsoft's future, of course, you can also manually analyze this error dump file.

For remote help your friends and relatives they have some reserves may not be able to provide you with more information to complete this list of questions and answers, which introduces a good Third-party tool "Bluescreenview", he can easily restore the time when the failure of the blue screen interface, and show as much detail as possible of file and memory addresses that can cause crashes. The reason for finding most blue screens is to help a lot.

Figure 5 to open the Bluescreenview can directly get the mini dump file analysis View results