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How to Check Previous Blue Screen Error Codes

Do you know where to check or view the blue screen logs on Windows 11/10? Read this guide to learn 4 easy ways if you're figuring out how to check previous blue screen error codes.

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Updated on Sep 11, 2024

The blue screen of death (BSOD) is a common issue that Windows users sometimes encounter. There are various types of BSOD errors, such as exFAT FILE SYSTEM or Hidparse.sys BSOD, each with its own distinct causes. To resolve these errors, it's essential to identify the root cause by reviewing the corresponding blue screen logs.

However, many people aren't sure how to view blue screen codes/logs in Windows 11/10. Keep reading this guidance provided by EaseUS for more information. Understanding how to locate blue screen logs is crucial for fixing BSOD errors.

How Do I Check Blue Screen Logs in Windows 10/11?

Here, you'll be guided through four quick and easy ways to check or view blue screen codes/logs in Windows 11/10. Choose the method that best matches your technical comfort level. The ultimate goal is to review past blue screen codes/logs.

Way 1. BSOD Logs Viewer - EaseUS Partition Master

EaseUS Partition Master Professional is undoubtedly a fantastic partition management tool with robust features. It helps you view BSOD logs. With this boot error repair tool, users can easily check the blue screen error codes without navigating through complex system settings, making the process much faster and simpler than other methods.

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Here's how to view the previous blue screen error codes via EaseUS Partition Master:

If your computer is unbootable now, start with Step 1 here. If it's bootable, move to Step 3 and start the process.

Step 1. Prepare a new PC and create a bootable media with EaseUS Partition Master

  • On a new computer, connect an empty USB to your PC.
  • Install and launch EaseUS Partition Master, go to the Bootable Media section, select "Create bootable media" and click "Next".
  • Select the empty USB or external disk as target disk to create the bootable media for creating a Blue Screen error check tool.
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Step 2. Boot PC from EaseUS bootable USB

Then, connect the bootable USB to your PC with Blue screen error, and reboot PC from the USB by configuring it as a boot drive. The process is: restart PC, press F2/F8/F11/Del key to enter BIOS, go to boot menu and configure the USB as boot drive, save changes and restart the PC.

Step 3. Enable EaseUS Partition Master with its Boot Repair feature, and open "Blue Screen" tool.

When EaseUS Partition Master launches, go to the Toolkit section and click "Boot Repair".

Open blue screen error check feature

Then, click "Blue Screen" and click the listed Blue Screen error to check it's details. Or, you can type in a specific blue screen code or description to find the respective answer for fixing it.

Check blue screen error

Step 4. Fix blue screen error

  • Now, you can follow the solution guide to get rid of the respective BSOD or blue screen issue from your PC.
  • If it doesn't work, you can also click the "Live Chat" button to request a remote assistance for fixing this issue with the help of EaseUS tech support team.
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Way 2. Check Blue Screen Codes via Event Viewer

Event Viewer is another reliable option for viewing blue screen logs. Follow the steps:

Step 1. Press the Win + X keys and choose Event Viewer.

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Step 2. In the top menu, click on the Action tab and select Create Custom View.

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Step 3. From the Logged drop-down menu, pick the time frame during which the BSOD occurred.

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Step 4. In the Event Logs drop-down menu, check the box for Windows Logs and then tick the Error option under the Event Level section.

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Step 5. Click OK and enter a name and description for your BSOD log when prompted, then press OK again.

Step 6. You will now see a list of errors from the chosen time period. You can sort them by date and time and view further details by selecting the General and Details tabs.

Way 3. View Blue Screen Logs via Registry Editor

You can access important details about your system through Windows Registry Editor, including blue screen of death (BSOD) logs. Here's how to check through Registry Editor:

Step 1. Press the Win + R keys to open the Run dialog box. Type regedit and press Enter. When prompted to the User Account Control (UAC), hit Yes to proceed.

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Step 2. Navigate to the following path using the left-side panel of Registry Editor:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\CrashControl

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Step 3. With the CrashControl folder selected in the left panel, right-click on an empty space in the right panel. Choose New > DWORD (32-bit) Value.

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Step 4. Name the new DWORD value DisplayParameters. Double-click it, set the Value data to 1, and click OK.

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Step 5. After completing these steps, restart your computer, and you will be able to access BSOD logs. 

Share the collected four methods in this article to help more people know where the blue screen of death error logs are stored:

 

Way 4. Find Blue Screen Error Codes via the Reliability Monitor

Reliability Monitor in the Control Panel can also be used to view blue screen codes/logs. Follow the steps:

Step 1. Type Control in the Run box and press Enter.

Step 2. Navigate to System and Security > System and Maintenance.

Step 3. Expand the Maintenance category and click View Reliability History.

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Step 4. You will see a graph displaying information on reliability. Examine for red crosses that indicate errors like BSOD. Click on the event to view the blue screen logs.

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Conclusion

Accessing blue screen logs can help resolve BSOD errors effectively. Whether you choose EaseUS Partition Master for its user-friendly interface and additional features, Event Viewer for detailed log analysis, Registry Editor for advanced settings, or Reliability Monitor for a broad overview, each method provides valuable insights.

EaseUS Partition Master is particularly recommended for its ease of use and comprehensive mechanisms. Try it to streamline your BSOD troubleshooting and improve your system management.

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FAQs of How to View Blue Screen Error Logs in Windows 10/11

Do you have further questions about viewing blue screen codes or logs? Check out the FAQs below!

1. Where are Windows blue screen logs stored?

Windows blue screen logs are typically found in the Windows Logs folder under Event Viewer. These logs can be accessed by navigating to Event Viewer > Windows Logs > System.

2. Where is the Windows blue dump file located?

The location varies if Windows is installed on a different drive. They are generally stored in the C:\Windows\Minidump directory.

3. How do I fix the blue screen of death on a Windows PC?

Below are the workable fixes for the blue screen of death (BSOD) error on Windows PC:

  • Restart your computer and see if the issue persists.
  • Rollback or disable drivers.
  • Run a system scan for malware and file corruption.
  • Check for hardware issues, like faulty RAM.
  • If needed, perform a system restore to a previous working state.

🎯More Information: How to Fix Blue Screen of Death Error in Windows 10

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Updated by Roxanne

Roxanne is one of the main contributors to EaseUS and has created over 200 posts that help users solve multiple issues and failures on digital devices like PCs, Mobile phones, tablets, and Macs. She loves to share ideas with people of the same interests.

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