Fix Vista & Windows 7 Black Screen of Death Error (BSOD) with Black Screen Fix

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Most of us have come across Windows BSOD (Blue screen of death) infamous feature of Windows XP & Vista. Windows 7 may be quite stable and doesn’t crash with BSOD but Microsoft has not completely get rid of BSODs. Windows 7 can also be affected by Black Screens of Death which simply freeze up the computers forcing users to stare at nothing more than a blank, dark desktop.

To fix Black Screen of Death of Windows 7 Prevx’s David Kennerley has developed a nifty app “Black Screen Fix” to fix the vast majority of issues that cause Black Screens.

Black Screen Fix Pervex

Fix Black Screen of Death

Reboot

The root cause of the latest wave of Black Screens of Death has been identified as a modification in the Windows Operating Systems lock down of registry keys. It appears that the updates released this month by Microsoft cause certain registry keys to be invalidated, a move that, in its turn generated Black Screen of Death errors.

If you are facing Windows 7 Black Screen of Death then download Black Screen Fix and run it on your system. A reboot is required after you run this utility.

Download Black Screen Fix Pervex for Windows 7 & Vista.

Sandip Dedhia

Sandip Dedhia is a founder of Blogsdna.com, He loves to write on Technology, Gadgets & Web Services. He also reviews Windows software & applications. Android phones is his latest passion. View Author Profile

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Reader Comments

Thanks a lot! I have the Black Screen of Death after every reboot on my Win7, i hope this works!

Written By milerx
on December 1st, 2009

How am I gonna run this if I only have a black desktop with courser? I can’t start task manager and CAD doesn’t work.

Written By Bianca
on December 11th, 2009

Any answer for Bianca? I am in the same boat. Can’t get past Black Screen either to install anyting.

Written By John R
on January 12th, 2010

@Bianca
You can press CTRL+Shift+ESC buttons at the same time to start the task manager (or CRTL+ALT+DELETE) then New Task from application tab … then type “explorer” and press Enter. the windows will start ……. run the Fix.

Written By Loay Emad
on March 6th, 2010

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