When a Lenovo laptop has blue screens when starting programs, it is essential to identify the cause in order to apply an effective solution. We recommend:
Update drivers and operating system: outdated drivers can lead to conflicts. Using tools such as “Lenovo Vantage” makes it easy to update drivers and the operating system.
Run hardware diagnostics: Lenovo offers tools such as “Lenovo Diagnostics” to check the status of critical components such as RAM and hard disk. These tools are available on Lenovo's official site.
Check for malware: Some malicious programs can cause critical errors. Performing a full system scan with an updated antivirus is recommended.
Restore the system to a previous point: If the above solutions do not work, restoring the system to a previous configuration may help reverse changes that are causing the problem.
If after these steps the problem persists, it is advisable to contact Lenovo technical support. Your experience matters! Share your ideas to help others facing similar challenges.
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