Bagas31: BlueScreenView is a useful program for analyzing and diagnosing Blue Screens of Death (BSOD) that can occur in the Windows operating system due to various errors, failures or conflicts. It allows you to easily view, extract and interpret Blue Screens of Death information that is stored in special memory dump files.
BlueScreenView has a simple and intuitive interface that allows you to work with the program easily. It does not require installation and can be launched from any media. It supports different versions of Windows operating system such as Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10. It supports different types of memory dump files such as MiniDump, KernelDump and FullDump.
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BlueScreenView allows you to view and retrieve Blue Screens of Death information using a variety of tools and features. It allows you to view a list of all blue screens of death that have occurred on your computer, with detailed information about each of them, such as date, time, error code, error parameters, etc. It also allows you to extract Blue Screens of Death information from memory dump files that are located on your computer or other storage media.
BlueScreenView allows you to interpret Blue Screens of Death information using a variety of tools and features. It allows you to view the call stack of drivers that were loaded during the Blue Screen of Death, with detailed information about each driver such as name, address, version, etc. It also allows you to view highlighted lines in the driver call stack that indicate a possible cause of the blue screen of death. It also allows you to view the properties of each memory dump file or each driver.
BlueScreenView is a useful program for analyzing and diagnosing Blue Screens of Death (BSOD) that can occur in the Windows operating system due to various errors, failures or conflicts. It is suitable for any users who want to know more about the causes and solutions of blue screens of death.
