Data Recovery is Possible in Case of Blue Error 0x00000001

Like every other technology computer too has to be updated several times. Whether the software or the hardware gets updated, it depends up on your requirements. At the end of the day the machine should perform well. However, at times you may find your computer to be working slow and rarely it may not function at all, in case of the Blue Screen of Death. These error messages occur for numerous reasons and cause a heavy dent on your valuable data. To recover Windows becomes the most important issue once these messages start occurring frequently. It becomes very irritating, as with times the error message becomes quite repetitive.

There are numerous error messages of this kind. One that is most common is

“0x00000001 “

This error message occurs mainly due to -

·         Newly added hardware or software.

·         Whenever a CD is inserted into the drive.

·         Memory card may also trigger this error message

·         RAM of higher magnitude (>2GB) may exceed the capacity of BIOS and motherboard resulting in this error message.

Whatever may be the reason, you want a quick solution to it. For resolution you may try these simple steps yourself -

·         Check if the hardware you newly installed is compatible with the OS.

·         All the software including those of the OS and of the third party software should be updated. If not, go for an update.

·         Try to restore the system to a restore point. For this click on the Windows Start button and type “System Restore” into the Search field.  Select a restore point to restore the system.

However, if the above mentioned steps do not show any favorable result then you need to format the hard disk. This leaves you in a complex situation as you may lose the data if you do not have the backup for it. Also, it is not always possible to keep a 100% backup of the data. You look for Windows recovery options. Some specialized company offer the best Windows partition  recovery software that help you recover up to the complete data you lose during formatting.