What does the computer blue screen code: 0X0000007E (0XFFFFFFFFC0000005, 0XFFFFF8800AD2B14E, OXFFF8009DBEB20) mean?

Analysis: Blue screen error code: 0x0000007E, error analysis: The system process generates an error, but the Windows error handler cannot capture it. A blue screen that prevents the system from entering or running normally is usually caused by software or hardware failure. The reasons are many and complex. It may be system file damage, virus infection, too many background self-starting programs, or Installing multiple security software may cause the system to freeze, or it may be a failure of the memory, hard disk, or motherboard. The error codes generally do not have clear diagnostic significance.

Recommendation: Check one by one from easy to difficult, first software and then hardware. It is recommended to reinstall the system. This is the simplest and fastest method. If the system reinstallation is successful, it can also eliminate the possibility of hardware problems. If the problem still cannot be solved after completing steps 1 to 4, you need to consider hardware problems, such as re-plugging and unplugging the memory module and graphics card and wiping the golden fingers with an eraser, and re-plugging and unplugging the power and data cables of the hard disk to eliminate poor hardware contact. , or replace the motherboard battery and enter CMOS to load predefined options, or replace hardware such as memory, hard disk, motherboard, graphics card, etc. one by one to detect the source of the fault.

1. Restart the computer. If you can enter the system normally, it means that the last abnormality was just an occasional program or system operation error and does not matter.

2. If you frequently cannot enter the system normally, press F8 immediately after turning on the computer to see if you can enter the safe mode or the last correct configuration mode. If you can, the registry will be automatically repaired after entering and then exit normally. You should be able to enter normal mode after restarting. If you have security software, you can use 360 ??Security Guard plus 360 Antivirus or Kingsoft Antivirus and other security software in safe mode to scan and kill all Trojans and viruses.

3. If the above operation is invalid, press the F11 key or F8 key after restarting to see if one-key GHOST is installed, and if so, restore it with one key (one-key backup was required before).

4. If there is no one-click restore, use the system USB flash drive to reinstall the system. After inserting the USB disk, turn on the computer and press the DEL key (usually F2 on a laptop or according to the prompts on the bottom line of the screen) to enter CMOS, enter the BOOT tab and set the USB disk as the first boot item. Restart and enter the USB boot menu, select Clone Installation, and then follow the prompts.

The steps for making a system U disk and reinstalling the system are:

1). Make a boot U disk: Go to a physical store to buy a 4-8G U disk (you can ask the boss (You can omit the following steps to help make a system U disk), search online and download startup U disk creation tools such as Laomaotao or Chinese cabbage, insert the U disk into the computer and run this software to make a startup U disk.

2). Copy system files: Go online to the System Home website to download the GHO file of operating systems such as WINXP or WIN7, and copy it to a U disk or the U disk folder specified by the startup tool.

3). Set the USB disk as the first boot disk: turn on the computer and press the DEL key (usually F2 or other for laptops) to enter the BIOS setting interface, enter the BOOT tab and set the USB disk as the first boot item (note : Some computers need to insert the USB flash drive at this time for recognition before setting).

4). Start the U disk and reinstall the system: Insert the U disk to start the computer, enter the U disk startup interface and follow the prompts to use the downloaded GHO file to clone and install.

5. If you have a system CD (if not, you can go to a computer store to buy it), insert the system CD into the CD-ROM drive, and press the DEL key after turning on the computer (usually F2 for notebooks or follow the prompts on the bottom line of the screen) to enter CMOS , and set the optical drive (CD-ROM or DVD-ROM) as the first boot item in the BOOT tab. Restart and enter the CD boot menu, select to install the system to Area C, and then follow the prompts.