My computer is 100 percent fine right now. But I'm using Windows 7.
Would updating from Windows 7 to Windows 8 or 10 fix a blue screen error
- Thread starter Sauanaffe Tustunnagee
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My computer is 100 percent fine right now. But I'm using Windows 7.
Bookmarks get saved
Reformatting wipes the hard drive though, no?
Detroit Wave
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they are saved if u log into the browser
He's getting the blue screen. He can't access the desktop and save them to the browser.
Vinny Lupton
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Upgrade to a Mac 
I hopped in this thread ready to give advice... read the comments and just 
The type of BSOD you are getting is almost exclusive hardware failure or driver mismatch/failure.
IRQ assignments and priority are archaic, but if your northbridge still relies on this (which it clearly does, hence your BSOD), you can actually assign these values custom in your bios.
But the first thing you should do is strip everything down and remove any peripherals you do not need to boot.
YOu should just have your HDD, ram, cpu. Try booting like that to narrow down what could be causing the issue.
The type of BSOD you are getting is almost exclusive hardware failure or driver mismatch/failure.
IRQ assignments and priority are archaic, but if your northbridge still relies on this (which it clearly does, hence your BSOD), you can actually assign these values custom in your bios.
But the first thing you should do is strip everything down and remove any peripherals you do not need to boot.
YOu should just have your HDD, ram, cpu. Try booting like that to narrow down what could be causing the issue.
If he reinstalls windows 7 it saves everything except programs into Windows.old folder, why can't he backup bookmarks to a flash drive then format and install Windows?
Detroit Wave
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in that case, man up and reformat
CoochieMane
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Your hard drive is probably on its last legs breh.
CoochieMane
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buy a new one.