blue screen, help

new here and not very savvy with the computer
when i start the computer it seems to take a long time to get to my account and when it does i put my password in and it goes to the blue screen for ages before it finaly come to my page and i can use the laptop. Any ideas as to what is going on and how to fix it
thx
acer aspire 5920

 

What version of software are you using?




A blue screen usually means a system software fault. Possible
problem with the last loaded software either a driver or program.


If you can load into your computer try either restoring to an earlier
point or removing the last program you installed

 

blue screen help

how do i find out the last program or driver that was loaded as there were several

 

Are you using windows if so what version?

 

IF YOU ARE USING WINDOWS


Go to the start button at the bottom left, type in system restore then choose it.
A system properties box will open. Choose system restore. The click next,
your system will list previous dates, choose a date approx two weeks previous
then click next. Your system should restart.

 

i know about that part. have made a few improvements to the laptop with different drivers and i do not know which one i put in so need to find them first and delete them one at a time. how do i find them

 

Goto the control panel, by typing control from the start button. Click it on, then choose device manager. You will see the full list of drivers,see if there's a warning on any of them. To remove a driver right click on the section you want. Example cd drives then click on uninstall. Restart you computer. Second method again from the control panel choose add/remove a program.

 

did that but there is no warning beside any of them, they all seem fine or at least the computer thinks so. Its a little annoying cos this happen every time i restart the computer and it takes about 10 minutes to use as a normal computer

 

If you have the replacement drivers for your hardware then uninstall each driver a per previous post to see if that makes a difference. The only other thing is to use your system cd/dvd's to repair your operating system. It's most unlikely to be a virus problem.