Solution 1. Attempt to boot to the Last Known-Good Configuration. If no BSOD is shown, start re-enabling one by one each service and each startup application until you discover which one is causing the BSOD.
Solution 1. Attempt to boot to the Last Known-Good Configuration. If no BSOD is shown, start re-enabling one by one each service and each startup application until you discover which one is causing the BSOD.
Solution 1. Attempt to boot to the Last Known-Good Configuration. If no BSOD is shown, start re-enabling one by one each service and each startup application until you discover which one is causing the BSOD.
1. Attempt to boot to the Last Known-Good Configuration.
1. Power on the system. 2. Press <F8> when the message For troubleshooting and advanced startup options for Windows, press F8 appears. 3. Choose Last Known-Good Configuration. NOTE:This procedure only works if the system has not successfully booted since any changes were made 4. Run PSA / 32 Bit Diagnostics by pressing F12 when starting the computer. 5. Perform a clean boot:
Click on "Start" when your Windows 7 loads. Type "msconfig" on the search bar and hit "Enter". Go to the "Startup" tab and disable all the applications listed. Then go to the "Services" tab and check mark the "Hide all Microsoft Service". Click on "Disable all Services". Click on Apply and restart the computer. Note: Test the computer and if no BSOD is shown, start re-enabling one by one each Service and eachStartup application until you discover which one is causing the BSOD. 6. Run Windows Updates. If after completing these steps you still experience issues please send an e-mail to AWCC- Resolution_Experts@Dell.com (for US and Canada customers), with your service tag, phone number and proper time to reach you and we will be contacting you shortly. Thank you for your inquiry, The Alienware Support Team