Those screens look normal. Did you have manually created restore points that are missing?

No. And also, why can't i see the calendar anymore?

Every now and then i get also such Blue screen:

The pic is taken from the internet and i'm not 100% sure that's what it says on my laptop because it appears for just a sec, and then the computer restarts.
Why is this Blues Screen happening??

Originally Posted by Trgovec

No. And also, why can't i see the calendar anymore?

Every now and then i get also such Blue screen:

The pic is taken from the internet and i'm not 100% sure that's what it says on my laptop because it appears for just a sec, and then the computer restarts.
Why is this Blues Screen happening??

can you take a picture of your own blue screen? it is essential to find the error code so we can find the problem and resolve this issue.

Possible driver scanner is not the only or first problem.

Dont get used to crashes and system restore points. Could be virus/malware, bad driver/programs. Hard to guess.

May be Driver Scanner is compatible, have won gold medals, but the whole idea of managing drivers for Admin/you is just wrong. Seems like asking for trouble or suffering from extreme lazyness

If you cant catch bsod then look in Event Viewer. If problem is hardware based like bad memory it might not be in there - and stop code probably wrong anyway. May be you should make a Hijackthis log for now if not certain what is up and down. There is a better tool available btw, called RSIT but I dont know if this forum have rules for reporting. Some are rigid with this. It will automatically download Hijackthis if not installed, run hjt and then add some info like eventviewer, scheduler, files/folders created last 30 days. Google "random system information tool" including quotes. When done you have a new folder c:\rsit with 2 log files, upload.

Thank you so much for being so kind and writing all that for me. I'm not really good at computers so please don't get frustrated if i ask sth stupid
First of all, about the Event Viewer. I've opened, but what now? where should i look for the report about my BSOD?

I've uploaded the files.... Hope you'll find sth - i clearly dont
Thanks agian


Btw, i'm not sure if i stressed that out, but i've been getting BSOD ever since i got my laptop, but the serious change (with system restore and all that checking) has accured after i'd tired to install Frame Work 3.5 which was requested for that Uniblue package to work (to be more precise, Uniblue SpeedUpMyPC 2009 requested that). Hope that helps

Originally Posted by Trgovec

Thank you so much for being so kind and writing all that for me. I'm not really good at computers so please don't get frustrated if i ask sth stupid
First of all, about the Event Viewer. I've opened, but what now? where should i look for the report about my BSOD?

I've uploaded the files.... Hope you'll find sth - i clearly dont
Thanks agian


Btw, i'm not sure if i stressed that out, but i've been getting BSOD ever since i got my laptop, but the serious change (with system restore and all that checking) has accured after i'd tired to install Frame Work 3.5 which was requested for that Uniblue package to work (to be more precise, Uniblue SpeedUpMyPC 2009 requested that). Hope that helps

to get a longer view of your BSOD, simply right click computer>on the left, click on advanced system settings> advanced tab> startup and recovery settings and in there it should look like image attached, simply uncheck automatically restart, this will keep the BSOD up forever until you hold in the power button on your computer, and after it blue screens, take a pic and upload here and dont forget to change the automatically restart option again or it will never restart if it blue screens