System

Problem 1: computer restarting multiple times.
Cause: software or Windows updates or a virus
Solution: Let the Windows updates Finish Windows updates alone can restart the computer many times and take a long time.
Run a virus scan
Problem 2:  Suddenly, applications or computer behaving abnormally.
For example, Software keeps crashing, missing files or runs slow.

Cause: virus infection or a hard drive going bad.
Solution: Run virus scan (check issue 4 for steps).   Check  Windows system logs for NTFS system errors or other HD related logs. Replace HD if necessary.
Problem 3: internet or website issue error: “404 pages not found”.
Cause: page is missing or deleted.  Wrong website link or website is down.

Cause: lack of resources such ( RAM, CPU, HD) virus or malware infection missing  updates

Solution:

• Open task manager and look for RAM Or virtual memory allocation any applications use all of the RAM adjust virtual memory if necessary.
• Check CPU usage levels. Check your hard drive space.
• Through Task Manager to check the System Processes and look for sketchy names using a lot of CPU or Ram (Virus can have a similar name to common Windows components).
• Perform a full system scan for viruses.
• If you have a virus that you can’t remove-consider OS reimage or reinstall.
• Install all updates for your computer/let them finish/reboot (updates can take up resources and time).

Note: You can also upgrade to an SSD storage for a huge boost in OS performance link and description.

Cause: Typically caused by incomplete software/program installation.

Solution:

• Reinstall software. Find the missing DLL and copy it to system32 and/or SysWOW 6432 folder.
• Registered DLL if needed through CMD. Example: regsvr32 “name of DLL”
• Restart your computer
• Restore the deleted DLL file from the Recycle Bin
• Run a virus/malware scan of your entire system.
• Update drivers for any hardware that might be related to the DLL error.

I hope it has been a useful article.

The Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) errors with the name “KERNEL_MODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED” in Windows 8 can be fixed by following any of fixed explained below.

Besides these fixes, it’s best to also try some basic troubleshooting techniques:

1. Make sure you have enough space on your hard disk
2. Check the hard disk cables are properly connected
3. If you recently installed software or a driver, uninstall it and reboot
4. If you recently added new hardware, evacuate it and reboot to check if the mistake shows up once more. This blunder can be caused by incongruent equipment with your system.

1: Update BIOS

Your computer’s manufacturer website has information about the latest BIOS version you should run on your computer. If your BIOS current version isn’t the latest available, upgrade the BIOS and reboot the system.

This Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) error, System Thread Exception Not Handled, mostly appears because of incompatible graphics drivers.
You can fix this error in Windows by rebooting into Safe Mode and then uninstalling the current graphics driver and installing the latest version available from the vendor.

• Restart your computer
• Press the F8 key (or Shift + F8)
• Click Repair your computer
• Snap troubleshooting, at that point Advanced alternatives, at that point Windows Startup Settings
• Click Restart
• At the Advanced Boot Options, select Safe Mode and hit Enter.

To continue with uninstalling the driver, once you booted into Windows  Safe Mode, do these steps: