Blue screen, is it an update issue?

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Yesterday I just updated to Windows 10, and after rebooting before even logging in, I noticed the fan was very loud. It seemed a bit odd at the time, but I didn’t think much of it.
In the evening I was listening to Hakimi music when the computer suddenly blue‑screened. After rebooting it got stuck in the BIOS and wouldn’t go past it; the boot options were empty. I don’t know if the hard drive wasn’t detected or what the situation was.
After letting it cool down, I found in the morning that it could boot again. I was originally thinking that if it couldn’t start I’d take it for repair.

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I didn’t pay attention to the blue‑screen codes; over the past year there were about one or two blue screens, and each time a reboot would fix it.

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I don’t understand this situation!

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I don’t know.

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Laptop? Looks like it might be a hardware issue.

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I don’t know the blue‑screen code, I only know how to tell when it’s a blue screen!

If all else fails, just reinstall the system.

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Blue screen codes can identify the problem

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If you want to attach an image, look at the code; a blue screen is a very typical description.

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I didn’t think it was a big deal at the time, just rebooted, so there was no record.

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Laptop, but it hardly ever blue‑screened before; the last blue screen was also from that Windows 10 update that caused the drive to drop, and this year there have been only two.

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Directly reinstall the system—convenient and fast without any hassle.

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How long has it been? Maybe it’s just simple overheating.

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If everything is fine, don’t update.

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If you get a blue screen, just reinstall.

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Usually it leaves a .dmp crash log, then use a tool to analyze the cause.

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Look at the code, find the cause

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You don’t have a hard drive with an installed system in the BIOS boot options; that means the drive is disconnected~

If you’ve taken it apart yourself, you can try reseating the hard drive~

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It could also be possible

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There have been blue screens before, so it doesn’t seem to be an update issue. Take a good look at the blue‑screen code

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I don’t know; his BIOS is graphical, which makes it incompatible, and the boot‑related section is just empty. I have no idea what should be displayed.
Also, when I plug in an external hard drive it’s still empty. I thought the hard drive probably isn’t broken, maybe the drive drop is due to an interface problem or something.