BlueScreenView V1.28    Suggested by guinness - Updated by infimum on 16 Aug 2010 81KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (508) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (4) - Post comment - Permalink

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 jhacks23: Great tool, I was getting the blue screen of death and I did not have time to write the codes down, but with this tool is easy to find the codes, so than you very much for this wonderful tool. [2010-03-28 04:29]

 lqbe: fantastic tool. no more. windbg... two thumbs up. [2010-05-14 14:00]

 BG: A perfect tool, it does what it says and it helped me several times with the office computes. [2010-07-05 11:08]

 Mark: Great tool, and a utility that Windows Admin Tools should have by default. Disabling automatic restart and writing down error codes is one thing, but this is so useful when helpful other users who often fail to record the correct information -- and saves them doing so when installed. Two thumbs up. [2010-08-17 14:24]

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