Error 0x00000050 and how to fix it
The Stop 0x00000050 error can occur if we have installed some defective (failed, incorrectly functioning) equipment. The error occurs in Windows XP and Windows 7 systems. Most often, it is defects in random access memory (RAM) or video cards that cause bsod; in this case, the system file will be indicated in the memory igdpmd64.sys, ntfs.sys, win32k.sys or ntoskrnl.exe. Installing a faulty system service can also cause error 0x00000050.
Often the error is initiated when installing software, for example, Kaspersky anti-virus. Stop error can also occur due to damage in the NTFS system. How to deal with this error? The first thing to do is to eliminate devices that conflict with the system. These are most likely the devices that you recently connected to your personal computer. After removing them and working in the system for a while, you will see whether the problem disappears or the “screen of death” pops up again.
If the error persists, you should immediately eliminate the faulty system services. We disable them and make sure that they are not the ones causing the error. Then the services should be updated. If the error appears when starting the computer, you need to press the key when restarting it again. F8 and in the menu that appears you will be given a list of system boot options. Should choose "Load last known known configuration". This method is very effective, especially if the driver or service was added to the system one at a time when starting the PC.
To solve the problem with installing antivirus software, you should disable the program, making sure that the problem has been resolved. If the problem is really with the antivirus software, then update it, reinstall it, or simply change the antivirus software to program from another manufacturer.
If you think the problem is a damaged NTFS system. To do this you should run the command Chkdsk/f/r with which you can detect and then correct various disk errors. Before you start scanning disk partitions, you must restart the operating system. If you are using a SCSI drive, it is a good idea to make sure that there are no problems between the drive itself and the SCSI controller.
Get help Event Viewer (Windows Event Log), which will pinpoint which device or driver caused the error.
You can also try to fix the problem by disabling memory caching in the BIOS. Error 0x00000050 is extremely common and can be caused by various faults. If it appears, analyze what you have done with your computer recently, what devices you have connected and what programs you have installed. This is already 70% success. And then the next step is to carefully and carefully check all the reasons that could cause this failure. It's not the easiest or fastest thing, but it will save you from unplanned reinstalling the operating system and, perhaps, will allow you not to lose important information.
