Can a website cause my computer to get a "blue screen of death"?

I used Ji,'s advice, and it may have worked. I saw that the minimum VM was set to 16, and the max was set to a little over 2,300. The recommended was over 3,000. I did as suggested, and changed the minumum to 2,300 and the max to 6,000. I sure hope this works, and if it doesn't I'd need immediate help, before resorting to a new hard drive, etc. Thank you for your help so far. :D

My labtop works great! Fast, reliable and all...but I am a gamer...and I play World of Warcraft...and for some reason I get the blue screen a lot en game...and that is all...maybe my driver?

MY COMPUTER GETS THE BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH TRIED REBOOTING IT EVEN TRIED RECOVERY DISC AND IT DOESN'T WORK ANY HELP PLEASE I AM DESPERATE

Hi Leo,

Yesterday my computer get reboot loop then the next day I turn on the computer. I search the internet go to www.gamespot.com then i search a game it says this search is currently unavailable. But i tried my other computer and it work fine. What happen? Can you help me.

hi there Leo,

my laptop has also been getting the BSOD,

and only ever while on MySpace.

Could it be that one has to save your

input into the Blog often?

(I know you said that it could not

be MySpace, but I wonder).

Yours sincerely

GB

I know for a fact that windows 98SE crashes when you access con\con so if the following code is put into the webpage: [img src=\con\con]windows 98 se crashes!

i have 2 sony vao laptops (1 xp & 1 win7) that are experiencing BSODs. both are running trend micro internet security. the file mentioned is vispint.com which trend micros says they don't recognize, but a google search says it is theirs. could that the be source of he problem?

sorry, make that vsapint.sys.

Sorry to burst your bubble. I was researching the terrible lyrics used by rapper B.O.B. and when I go to his website, my computer gets a BSOD, "every single time" without exception. Not happening anywhere else, just his website and it happens immediately as firefox is loading the page after I click the link from the google search page.

My bubble's intact. It's only software on your machine that can cause a BSOD. There's something about that site that is causing software on you machine to misbehave. It all comes back to software on your machine - be it malware, the browser, addons in the browser or what not.

15-Nov-2010