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Windows stop-code help

Why does my laptop keep
showing a blue screen?

A blue screen means Windows stopped because it detected a serious problem. One crash can be temporary; repeated crashes deserve diagnosis.

Common causes

Repeated blue screens can come from faulty or incompatible drivers, RAM problems, storage failure, damaged Windows files, overheating, recently added hardware or software, and some BIOS/firmware problems. The exact stop code matters.

What you can safely check first

Write down or photograph the stop code. Think about what changed just before the crashes started: a Windows update, new driver, app, RAM, SSD or USB device. If Windows still starts, back up important files before deeper troubleshooting.

When ADA Tech should diagnose it

If the same stop code returns, Windows cannot stay running, the laptop also freezes or overheats, or you suspect RAM/storage, ADA Tech can test the device instead of replacing parts by guesswork.