There are special utilities for debugging the Windows operating system. They can be launched either independently to eliminate errors, or manually. There are also third party debugging programs.
It is necessary
computer administrator account
Instructions
Step 1
Start the Windows built-in kernel debugger using special commands. Everything here may depend on the version of Windows you are using, since they initially contain different sets of system utilities, respectively, since they have different names, the commands will also differ from each other. Usually, the debugger will start on its own after a BSOD - blue screen appears on your screen. This is most often the result of system errors that require debugging.
Step 2
Install third-party operating system debugging programs on your computer. Here, their choice also depends on the operating system you are using. Also, various optimizer programs do a good job of debugging the kernel. Usually they are not free, but at the same time they noticeably improve the overall state of the operating system in terms of performance and elimination of errors, after which Windows crashes and BSOD appears.
Step 3
If for a certain period of time you observe frequent crashes of the operating system and the appearance of a blue screen even after debugging and installing optimization programs, perform a complete reinstallation of drivers and other software. If possible, restore the system file to its original state, and then reinstall the device drivers. Here it is best to use their updated versions downloaded from the official site.
Step 4
In cases where your system is most stable, create a restore point and make a backup system registry file to a removable drive for further loading from it, if it suddenly becomes damaged by viruses in the future or conflicts arise in the operation of the software.
