BSOD and Laptop freezes when plugged in

Hi Guys,
I have an Acer VX5-519G laptop. Best laptop so far to have until these bugs drove me crazy. I have been getting BSODs for few months. After few reboots or a restore operation, i was able to log in. Since few days back , it has gone from bad to worst. Now I have BSODs as well as laptop freezing issue when plugged in to AC power. Now I can't even reach the login page with or without AC power. Laptop either goes to a blue screen or stays there at the initial screen(acer logo) without anything happening. Sometimes it shows "Preparing Automatic Repair" and soon it either goes back to a Blue Screen or stays there endlessly. Please help me.

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Commodore_1995#

Hello! You try to use the Acer partition! To do this, just press alt + f10 as this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFuWwuc2oH4

NuwanMK

Thanks for your quick reply. Really appreciate it. I did as instructed. As soon as I get the "Please wait", a blue screen pops up.

egydiocoelho said:

Hello! You try to use the Acer partition! To do this, just press alt + f10 as this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFuWwuc2oH4

Commodore_1995#

Can you hit a photo with the error code?

NuwanMK

Please refer below. egydiocoelho said:

Can you hit a photo with the error code?

Initially screen was like this for few minutes until I manually restarted.

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/6029997/uploads/editor/91/cpdcbigq8nf8.jpg

After pressing Alt+F10, below blue screen came. This is one of few other stopcodes that are coming in blue screen error.

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/6029997/uploads/editor/d7/qitmbt87jx6t.jpg

Now screen is at this stage and cannot do anything and doesn't even show a stopcode.

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/6029997/uploads/editor/9d/ggbedjbvl550.jpg

Commodore_1995#

This is probably a driver problem!

I recommend that you use the option to completely erase the "fully clean the driver" hard drive! Here all files will be deleted! Or try starting with security mode using the alt + f10 command as shown in the images here: https://pt.wikihow.com/Iniciar-o-Windows-no-Modo-de-Segurança

If it enters safe mode, go to the cmd as administrator and enter this chkdsk / f / r command and restart the computer for a disk scan!

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