Windows 10 Creators Green Screen of Death Solution

About the Windows 10 PC Green Screen Issue

Everyone's familiar with the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) that appears when your Windows PC crashes. But did you know that Windows 10 has a Green Screen of Death? The Green Screen of Death only appears when you're running an Insider Preview version of Windows 10. It functions similarly to the Blue Screen of Death and displays an error message like this:

The error message is similar to the one on a blue screen. That means anything that would cause a blue screen of death on a normal version of Windows 10 will cause a green screen of death on an Insider Preview version of Windows 10. The only difference is that this screen tells you that you're using a "Windows Insider Build" and has a green background instead of blue. Before fixing the Windows 10 green screen error, make sure to access your data and save it elsewhere first.

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How to Safeguard Data from the Windows 10 Green Screen of Death

Before addressing the GSOD issue, utilize a bootable data recovery software tool to safeguard your computer data. This is an ideal solution for retrieving data when Windows becomes corrupted, crashes, or becomes non-bootable.

Step 1: Download the Data Recovery Wizard WinPE Edition on a functioning computer. Prepare a CD/DVD disc or USB drive to create a WinPE bootable disk.

Step 2: Launch the software. Select the CD/DVD or USB drive and click "Proceed."

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Step 3: Restart your computer and set it to boot from the created bootable disk.

Step 4. Select the disk from which you want to recover data and click "Scan".

Step 5. Allow the software to scan the disk and locate all data on the selected drive.

Step 6: Select all the desired files and click "Recover".

如何解决Windows 10的绿屏死机问题

The troubleshooting steps for the Windows 10 Green Screen of Death (GSOD) are similar to those for the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) and Black Screen of Death. Let's get started.

Step 1. Check if there is a peripheral connected to the computer.

Occasionally, an external power cable, mouse, USB drive, or even a digital camera might cause issues and result in a frozen green screen on your PC. If that's the case, unplug all peripherals from the computer.

Step 2. Attempt to restart your PC three more times. During the boot process, initiate Automatic Repair by selecting Troubleshoot > Advanced options > System Startup, then click the Restart button. When your computer restarts, choose the Safe Mode with Networking option.

Simultaneously press the Windows + X keys, navigate to Device Manager, then go to Display Adapter > Driver > Update Driver > Browse my computer for driver software. Install the latest updates and then restart your PC. Check if the green screen issue persists after the restart.

Step 3. Visit the Microsoft Update website to download the Windows 10 Creators Update ISO files. Burn the ISO onto a bootable CD/DVD or USB drive. Restart your PC from the bootable drive and locate the Troubleshoot option. Click on "Repair your computer," proceed to Advanced options, and then select Startup Repair. Follow the wizard to fix the startup issue that's causing the green screen of death on your PC.

You can also resort to using third-party software to resolve this error.

Use Tools Partition Master to Fix the Windows 10 Green Screen of Death

The tools Partition Master tool comes equipped with a boot repair function. This feature automatically rectifies numerous startup-related issues, including Windows 10 green screen errors. Download this tool onto your computer and follow the steps below to消除这个错误. Don't worry, it's very user-friendly, particularly for beginners. Even if you lack experience, you can adhere to the instructions provided to accomplish the operation.

Step 1. After connecting the external drive/USB to your computer, launch AOMEI Partition Assistant, and go to "Bootable Media." Click "Create Bootable Media."

Step 2. Choose an available USB drive or CD/DVD and click "Create." You can also burn the Windows ISO file to the storage medium.

Step 3. Connect the created bootable drive to the new computer and restart it by pressing and holding F2 or Del to enter the BIOS. Once in the BIOS, set the WinPE bootable drive as the first boot device and press F10 to exit and initiate the boot process.

Step 4. Restart the computer and enter the WinPE interface. Then, open the Partition Master tool and click on "Boot Repair" under the "Toolkit" option.

Step 5: Select the system you want to repair and click "Repair."

Step 6. Wait for a moment, and you will receive a notification that the system has been successfully repaired. Click "OK" to finish the boot repair process.