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Hello guys , if you have these problem on your windows 8.1 , i will show you today how to fix it hope will work : Note: If you are unable to view Minidump directory, ensure the following settings: Open Run box (Windows + R keys) and enter control panel Click System and Security Go to System Choose Advanced system settings from the options displayed at the left In System Properties box, click Advanced tab Under Startup and Recovery, click Settings button Check Write an event to the system log Dropdown Write debugging information to Small memory dump (128 KB) Set Small dump directory to %SystemRoot%\Minidump Click OK Method 3: Run Memory Diagnostics Tool As per our aforementioned explanation, defective memory components are one of the major reasons of this infamous error. Memory sticks can be scrutinized by running the Windows in-built Memory Diagnostics Tool. Here is what you should do: Search Settings by pressing Windows + W keys Type memory Click Diagnose your computer’s memory problems from the results Select Restart now and check for problems. Warning: Save your work and close all running programs. Any unsaved data will be lost. (Recommended) Regards. TitaN

Hello , Today im going to show you what to do in case Blue screen appears on your desktop while playing. Lets start: Novice or expert, getting a Blue Screen of Death is truly a dreadful experience for any PC user. In this case, the system performs a sudden reboot in attempt to prevent severe damages which can be caused by some grave computer error. The feeling further worsens when this starts happening in the latest Windows release of 8.1 Update. One similar fault dominating support forums across the world is the Kernel_Security_Check_Failure Stop error. Typically, this menace is caused by a faulty driver which tries to free the same kernel memory twice or access sensitive areas and overwrite into prohibited blocks. In other cases, the issue might result from a corrupt memory module or storage device usually RAM or Hard Drive. Unfortunately, the problem is hard to track down because, by default, the checks are not executed when the bizarre requests are made, but some time later when Windows actually tries to free up blocks of memory. However, there are still effective methods that have proven to remove this delinquent disarray and help the system combat this disease successfully. Refer to the list of resolutions below and ensure safe recovery of your machine. Method 1: Check OS Files Firstly, you might want to verify your core Windows files. This is done by running the SFC command-line tool on an elevated window. Follow these steps to complete this task: Open Start Screen by hitting Windows key Type cmd and notice Command Prompt display on the results Right-click the black icon Choose Run as administrator from the list below. If prompted, click Yes on the UAC box In the elevated window, type the following command and press Enter SFC /SCANNOW Wait while the computer scans crucial files. No user intervention is required throughout the process You guys also need to check : Perform System Restore , Virus Scan , and Check Hard Drive. Good luck. Hope it will help you.

Hello dear members and staff member , i've seen to many members posting topic for their gaming problem that they haded in windows 8/8.1 Today im Going to show you how to fix these problems . Lets start : Windows 8.1 was aimed to overcome the flaws of its predecessor Windows 8. Though many of the issues have been properly addressed with valuable solutions, it has also resulted some new failure events. As this new update is explored by the experts and analysts, they are finding ways to maximize the Windows 8.1 performance and eliminate issues hindering in running it smooth. one problem that has been infuriating many users after updating to Windows 8.1 is its lagging behavior throughout the login session. As reported, users facing this delinquency experience a normal boot up at initial, followed by the said issue. It seems as some process or service (loaded up soon after the user logs in) is causing the error on startup. However, it is difficult to identify the main reason behind it. To know what is being sticky, see the following scenarios. Unfriendly programs and applications Quite possibly, a conflicting program has listed itself in the startup and loads soon as the system starts. As a result, it does not comply with the situation making the system frequently pause at short intervals. This program must be identified and removed to get rid of this situation. In this connection, Type msconfig on the Start screen and hit Enter key to open System Configuration window Access the Boot tab and check Safe boot with Minimal operations, under the Boot options Virus/Malware Infection. This cause of problem is similar to the one stated above. But this time, the resources are not occupied by a service. The Service host process, showing a full CPU usage, is not a legitimate component but the one created by a virus or malware. To identify whether this processes is malicious or not, Go to Task Manager and access Details tab Find the process named svchost.exe with high percentage of CPU usage Right click to Open File Location and note down the location path in which the file resides If the path found is not standardized, it is a viral process and needs to be removed (The standard path for the step above is C:\Windows\System32\ svchost.exe) Once the process is identified as a virus infection, you are directed to scan and clean your system from such threats in the following way. Reboot the system into Safe mode through the method described earlier in this article Do not launch any application except of your antivirus solution’s executable file Scan you entire PC with multiple antiviruses, if possible Restart your computer in the Normal mode Once the threat is removed, the computer should boot swiftly. Keep your antivirus up to date for detecting the latest virus threats. Video Card Drivers If the major use of your PC is for gaming purpose, the most possible reason for the lagging PC in recently updated Windows 8.1, is a conflicting video card driver. You are hereby advised to replace current driver with new, updated, and compatible ones. This can be done in the following way. Go to Control Panel and access Programs category Click Programs and Features to view the list of installed applications Locate the video card driver through its make, right click it and choose to Uninstall Restart your Computer to experience a lag-free system. This should be followed by the re-installation of drivers with a newer version. I have underlined with red color some of important stuff's. Hope this will help you guys. Enjoy Gaming. Regards. TitaN