Critical
Operating Systems
✓ Solution Verified by Community (30 upvotes)
Error Code 0x800--- — Windows
Windows Blue Screen — faulty hardware or corrupted system files.
Oprava založena na komunitních zprávách a expertní analýze. Naposledy ověřeno: 2026-08-12
· Jak ověřujeme opravy
| Error Code | 0x800--- |
|---|---|
| Affected System | Windows (—) |
| Difficulty | Critical |
| Estimated Time | 20 min |
| Requires Admin Rights | ⚠️ Yes |
| Requires Reboot | 🔄 Yes |
Postup řešení
- 1 Run System File Checker: press Windows key + X → Terminal (Admin) → type 'sfc /scannow' → Enter. This scans and repairs all protected Windows system files.
- 2 Run DISM: in the same admin terminal, type 'DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth' → Enter. This repairs the component store that SFC uses to fix files.
- 3 Check for Windows updates: Settings → Windows Update → Check for updates. Install ALL pending updates.
- 4 Scan for malware: Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Scan options → Full scan → Scan now.
- 5 Check disk for errors: open admin terminal, type 'chkdsk C: /f /r' → Enter → Y → restart. Disk errors corrupt system files.
- 6 Run Windows Memory Diagnostic: Win+R → 'mdsched.exe' → Restart now. Faulty RAM causes random system crashes.
- 7 Perform a Clean Boot: Win+R → 'msconfig' → Services → Hide Microsoft services → Disable all → Startup → Open Task Manager → Disable all → Restart. This identifies conflicting third-party software.
- 8 Update all drivers: GPU (NVIDIA/AMD/Intel website), chipset, network, audio, storage. Manufacturer websites, not Windows Update.
Alternativní řešení
Metoda 2 (30 upvotes)
- Run System File Checker: press Windows key + X → Terminal (Admin) → type 'sfc /scannow' → Enter. This scans and repairs all protected Windows system files.
- Run DISM: in the same admin terminal, type 'DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth' → Enter. This repairs the component store that SFC uses to fix files.
- Check for Windows updates: Settings → Windows Update → Check for updates. Install ALL pending updates.
- Scan for malware: Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Scan options → Full scan → Scan now.
- Check disk for errors: open admin terminal, type 'chkdsk C: /f /r' → Enter → Y → restart. Disk errors corrupt system files.
- Run Windows Memory Diagnostic: Win+R → 'mdsched.exe' → Restart now. Faulty RAM causes random system crashes.
- Perform a Clean Boot: Win+R → 'msconfig' → Services → Hide Microsoft services → Disable all → Startup → Open Task Manager → Disable all → Restart. This identifies conflicting third-party software.
- Update all drivers: GPU (NVIDIA/AMD/Intel website), chipset, network, audio, storage. Manufacturer websites, not Windows Update.
Metoda 3 (30 upvotes)
- Run System File Checker: press Windows key + X → Terminal (Admin) → type 'sfc /scannow' → Enter. This scans and repairs all protected Windows system files.
- Run DISM: in the same admin terminal, type 'DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth' → Enter. This repairs the component store that SFC uses to fix files.
- Check for Windows updates: Settings → Windows Update → Check for updates. Install ALL pending updates.
- Scan for malware: Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Scan options → Full scan → Scan now.
- Check disk for errors: open admin terminal, type 'chkdsk C: /f /r' → Enter → Y → restart. Disk errors corrupt system files.
- Run Windows Memory Diagnostic: Win+R → 'mdsched.exe' → Restart now. Faulty RAM causes random system crashes.
- Perform a Clean Boot: Win+R → 'msconfig' → Services → Hide Microsoft services → Disable all → Startup → Open Task Manager → Disable all → Restart. This identifies conflicting third-party software.
- Update all drivers: GPU (NVIDIA/AMD/Intel website), chipset, network, audio, storage. Manufacturer websites, not Windows Update.
Metoda 4 (30 upvotes)
- Run System File Checker: press Windows key + X → Terminal (Admin) → type 'sfc /scannow' → Enter. This scans and repairs all protected Windows system files.
- Run DISM: in the same admin terminal, type 'DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth' → Enter. This repairs the component store that SFC uses to fix files.
- Check for Windows updates: Settings → Windows Update → Check for updates. Install ALL pending updates.
- Scan for malware: Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Scan options → Full scan → Scan now.
- Check disk for errors: open admin terminal, type 'chkdsk C: /f /r' → Enter → Y → restart. Disk errors corrupt system files.
- Run Windows Memory Diagnostic: Win+R → 'mdsched.exe' → Restart now. Faulty RAM causes random system crashes.
- Perform a Clean Boot: Win+R → 'msconfig' → Services → Hide Microsoft services → Disable all → Startup → Open Task Manager → Disable all → Restart. This identifies conflicting third-party software.
- Update all drivers: GPU (NVIDIA/AMD/Intel website), chipset, network, audio, storage. Manufacturer websites, not Windows Update.
Metoda 5 (30 upvotes)
- Run System File Checker: press Windows key + X → Terminal (Admin) → type 'sfc /scannow' → Enter. This scans and repairs all protected Windows system files.
- Run DISM: in the same admin terminal, type 'DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth' → Enter. This repairs the component store that SFC uses to fix files.
- Check for Windows updates: Settings → Windows Update → Check for updates. Install ALL pending updates.
- Scan for malware: Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Scan options → Full scan → Scan now.
- Check disk for errors: open admin terminal, type 'chkdsk C: /f /r' → Enter → Y → restart. Disk errors corrupt system files.
- Run Windows Memory Diagnostic: Win+R → 'mdsched.exe' → Restart now. Faulty RAM causes random system crashes.
- Perform a Clean Boot: Win+R → 'msconfig' → Services → Hide Microsoft services → Disable all → Startup → Open Task Manager → Disable all → Restart. This identifies conflicting third-party software.
- Update all drivers: GPU (NVIDIA/AMD/Intel website), chipset, network, audio, storage. Manufacturer websites, not Windows Update.
Metoda 6 (30 upvotes)
- Run System File Checker: press Windows key + X → Terminal (Admin) → type 'sfc /scannow' → Enter. This scans and repairs all protected Windows system files.
- Run DISM: in the same admin terminal, type 'DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth' → Enter. This repairs the component store that SFC uses to fix files.
- Check for Windows updates: Settings → Windows Update → Check for updates. Install ALL pending updates.
- Scan for malware: Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Scan options → Full scan → Scan now.
- Check disk for errors: open admin terminal, type 'chkdsk C: /f /r' → Enter → Y → restart. Disk errors corrupt system files.
- Run Windows Memory Diagnostic: Win+R → 'mdsched.exe' → Restart now. Faulty RAM causes random system crashes.
- Perform a Clean Boot: Win+R → 'msconfig' → Services → Hide Microsoft services → Disable all → Startup → Open Task Manager → Disable all → Restart. This identifies conflicting third-party software.
- Update all drivers: GPU (NVIDIA/AMD/Intel website), chipset, network, audio, storage. Manufacturer websites, not Windows Update.
Metoda 7 (30 upvotes)
- Run System File Checker: press Windows key + X → Terminal (Admin) → type 'sfc /scannow' → Enter. This scans and repairs all protected Windows system files.
- Run DISM: in the same admin terminal, type 'DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth' → Enter. This repairs the component store that SFC uses to fix files.
- Check for Windows updates: Settings → Windows Update → Check for updates. Install ALL pending updates.
- Scan for malware: Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Scan options → Full scan → Scan now.
- Check disk for errors: open admin terminal, type 'chkdsk C: /f /r' → Enter → Y → restart. Disk errors corrupt system files.
- Run Windows Memory Diagnostic: Win+R → 'mdsched.exe' → Restart now. Faulty RAM causes random system crashes.
- Perform a Clean Boot: Win+R → 'msconfig' → Services → Hide Microsoft services → Disable all → Startup → Open Task Manager → Disable all → Restart. This identifies conflicting third-party software.
- Update all drivers: GPU (NVIDIA/AMD/Intel website), chipset, network, audio, storage. Manufacturer websites, not Windows Update.
Metoda 8 (30 upvotes)
- Run System File Checker: press Windows key + X → Terminal (Admin) → type 'sfc /scannow' → Enter. This scans and repairs all protected Windows system files.
- Run DISM: in the same admin terminal, type 'DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth' → Enter. This repairs the component store that SFC uses to fix files.
- Check for Windows updates: Settings → Windows Update → Check for updates. Install ALL pending updates.
- Scan for malware: Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Scan options → Full scan → Scan now.
- Check disk for errors: open admin terminal, type 'chkdsk C: /f /r' → Enter → Y → restart. Disk errors corrupt system files.
- Run Windows Memory Diagnostic: Win+R → 'mdsched.exe' → Restart now. Faulty RAM causes random system crashes.
- Perform a Clean Boot: Win+R → 'msconfig' → Services → Hide Microsoft services → Disable all → Startup → Open Task Manager → Disable all → Restart. This identifies conflicting third-party software.
- Update all drivers: GPU (NVIDIA/AMD/Intel website), chipset, network, audio, storage. Manufacturer websites, not Windows Update.
Metoda 9 (1 upvotes)
- Open Feedback Hub by pressing Windows + F.
- Submit your observations and resiliency suggestions through Feedback Hub.
Metoda 10 (1 upvotes)
- Download Microsoft Sysinternals Autoruns from the official Microsoft website.
- Run Autoruns as administrator.
- Open the Explorer tab.
- Uncheck all non-Microsoft entries listed in the Explorer tab.
- Restart the computer.
- Verify that the 'Failed to load resource DLL' error no longer appears when extracting zip files or launching Command Prompt as administrator.
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