Computer eke wada kara kara innakotaeka paratama "maranaye nil thiraya "...blue screen og the death
awilla eka paratama restart wenava....ane help korannaaa......
awilla eka paratama restart wenava....ane help korannaaa......
mudrana said:matath ooke una giya sathiye. ooke VGA problem ekak, VGA card ekai, RAM tikai galawala contacts tika hondata sudda karala hai karanna. contact cleaner ekak use karanne. monawa karannath iisella oyawa earth karaganna. (oya lede enne contacts walata particles/ duuwili gihama)
...mata epawela thiyenne....
Ashhab said:ooke VGA problem ekak, VGA card ekai, RAM tikai galawala contacts tika hondata sudda karala hai karanna. contact cleaner ekak use karanne. monawa karannath iisella oyawa earth karaganna. (oya lede enne contacts walata particles/ duuwili gihama)

Ashhab said:ooke VGA problem ekak, VGA card ekai, RAM tikai galawala contacts tika hondata sudda karala hai karanna. contact cleaner ekak use karanne. monawa karannath iisella oyawa earth karaganna. (oya lede enne contacts walata particles/ duuwili gihama)
mudrana said:Manussayo, oya mage reply eka copy karala eekama aayeth dala. hariyata uuga maalu uge pitema thiyala kapamawa wagei ne.

krizta said:Onboard VGA ekak neda tiyenne? Motherboard eka mokadda?
coolgayathra said:ow vga prob ekak
Lomax said:Could be a Driver issue bro!! Rollback if there are any updated drivers recently
XP dahan bunz!kasunsurendra said:
machan mother board eka intel D101 1k.(3 years witara paranai)
Vga eka 1GB nvidia 9500 1k....
ram eka 1 GB




krizta said:XP dahan bunz!![]()


What Causes the Blue Screen of Death?
Sometimes bad or flaky memory (RAM memory, not your hard drive) can cause seemingly random system crashes. If you have just the right combination of programs open and system memory in use, and your computer tries to access a "bad spot" on a RAM chip, the results can be unpredictable. Or they can be the Blue Screen of Death. You can try replacing your RAM sticks one at a time to see if the problem goes away. This involves opening up the system unit and looking at scary wires and stuff, so for some people just living with the problem may be a workable option.
More likely, you have a software problem. Some programs just don't get along... they trample on each other's memory spaces and confusion (or the BSOD) results. And it seems that Windows just gets old and cranky the longer you have it installed. You may solve the problem by using the System File Checker, or if all else fails, by
re-installing the Windows operating system and/or your software packages. If the problem seems to be limited to one particular program, try re-installing just that one first.
Spyware or a computer virus can also make strange things happen. My articles Spy, Counter-Spy and Do I need anti-virus software? will help you find and resolve any such problems.


