If there is something else unpleasant, it is that the computer restarts unexpectedly and the worst thing is that many times we ignore the why, the origin, the cause. Even more so if the undesirable appears to us blue screen of death, with technical information difficult for us to understand. What to do in those cases?
If we have some advanced computer knowledge, we can venture to find out (fix) it ourselves, using programs like WhoCrashed.
WhoCrashed is a free tool for windows, which will help you reveal the cause of the restart, showing you in detail everything concerning the problem. How does it work? First of all you have to know that the operating system has a space called memory dump where its failures are recorded. Then what WhoCrashed does is examine them and report in detail the causes of the error.
In reality, most reboot failures are caused by the malfunction of some hardware (commonly new), kernel modules or simply incompatible software.
WhoCrashed displays information about the bug type, code, directory, product, company, description, and a report conclusion. It is easy to use, just one click away, the only disadvantage is that it is only available in English, but that will not be an impediment to take advantage of this great essential tool for the computer technician.
It is free, it works in all versions of Windows (7 / Vista / XP / 2003, 2000, etc.) and its installed file is only 1 MB.
Recommended reading: What is the Blue Screen of Death (BSoD)
Related program: BlueScreenView
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