Both operating systems Windows XP and also Windows Vista / Windows 7 are set to give their automatic restart when they occur errors major system or blue screen (BSoD). In some cases errors can be corrected and without restarting the operating system, but to do this we will have to set the operating system to stop automatic restart in case of a crash (system crash).
Disable Automatic Reboot to Errors and Blue Screen (System Failure) in Windows XP / Windows 7 si Windows Vista.
The method is the same for all operating systems mentioned above, the only difference being the access path to the option to disable "Automatically Restart on System Failure"
For those who have operating systems Windows XP, Right-click My Computer > click “Properties"> Click on the tab"Advanced"On System Properties and click on the buttonSettings"On Startup and Recovery.
In Startup and Recovery Uncheck the box next automatically Restart (under System Failure) and click OK to save the change.
Operating systems Windows Vista si Windows 7 Right-click on "My Computer" leads directly to a System Information / System Properties something different than XP, and the button / link to open the box System Properties> Startup and Recovery is on the left side site.
When errors Blue Screen Chances are slim to get over them without rebooting, but this option spares us to get into dump / Error Logs to see what caused the error. Many times Blue ScreenCPC disappears very quickly and did not have time to read error code. With this option unchecked, the Blue Screen will remain until we decide to restart / shut down the computer, so we always have to view the summary details of the error. system.
