Dell Laptop Blue Screen
If your Dell laptop is not charging, this page aims to help you identify the causes and what to do to fix them.
Author: Vijayan Raminfotech Team
If your Dell laptop is crashing with a blue screen — sometimes called the blue screen of death (BSOD) — this will go over several common occurrences. The BSOD has changed over the years, including a :( face in Windows 8, and changing the crash screen to black in Windows 11. However it’s caused, the problem is caused by either software or hardware, so read on to determine the right solution for you!
First Steps
This may seem trivial but a restart of your computer is the first thing you should try. This tends to fix some innocuous issues
• Press and hold the power button for 15 seconds to force restart it.
Check for updates. Newer versions of Windows — like Windows 10 and 11 — do a good job of updating drivers and firmware. It’s worth checking if there are any updates to the drivers, USB firmware, etc.
• Right-click on the Start Menu and go to Settings > Windows Update on the left > Check for updates.
Software Issues
Bad Drivers
Corrupt OS
Malware Infection
Corrupted Storage Drive
If you continue to experience problems and aren't able to load a fresh install of your operating system, or if you are getting a "No Bootable Device" or "Operating System Not Found" error on the BIOS screen, the problem likely resonates from your storage device.
You can try reformatting the drive to start, but you'll need to remove it from the computer, mount it to a functioning computer, and use Disk Management to reformat the drive. Then you'll want to install a new Windows partition on the drive before reinstalling it in your laptop.
If reformatting doesn't work, you can replace the drive with a new one. Navigate to the page for your model of Dell Laptop to find a hard drive or solid state drive replacement guide that works for you. If you can't find your particular model, following a guide for a similar model may still be able to help you with the process.
Faulty Memory
The RAM in your laptop may be faulty causing the laptop to crash. Test the memory first before swapping it out.
- Run Windows Memory Diagnostic from the Start Menu.
- Choose Restart now and check for problems (recommended). Make sure to save anything you were working on as this automatically restarts the computer.
- The computer will restart and run the test. Keep an eye out for the results as this lets you know if your RAM is faulty.
- Replace the memory — either increasing the overall size or keeping the same amount.
Full Capacitors
Capacitors are tiny electrical power storage devices. The act of draining power out of them alleviates prolonged issues. A hard reset is necessary to fully drain the capacitors.
- To do this, remove all peripherals, laptop charger, and laptop battery. If your laptop battery is not easily removable, search our site for your exact Dell laptop model.
- Once everything is removed, hold the power button down for 60 seconds. This makes the computer attempt to power on and drain the capacitors and as a result, the built-up static charge.
- Sometimes, you will need to unplug the BIOS battery (CMOS battery) and drain all the laptop's power.
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