If I have blue screen of death, will it install null

Chances are, yes. BSOD is typically caused by an error in the software (e.g. a system file got corrupted due to a sudden loss of power to the pc), and installing Windows fresh will reinstall all of those system and driver files. You might need to reformat/wipe your hard drive it if doesn't have enough free space, but if it does, it puts everything already on the hard drive into a windows.old file after Windows is finished reinstalling, letting your easily recover all of your old files, pictures, etc you need before deleting everything else.

Yes, you'll need to put it on a USB and boot from it when you turn the computer on.

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Chances are, yes. BSOD is typically caused by an error in the software (e.g. a system file got corrupted due to a sudden loss of power to the pc), and installing Windows fresh will reinstall all of those system and driver files. You might need to reformat/wipe your hard drive it if doesn't have enough free space, but if it does, it puts everything already on the hard drive into a windows.old file after Windows is finished reinstalling, letting your easily recover all of your old files, pictures, etc you need before deleting everything else.
Answered by joelv 5 years ago
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Yes, you'll need to put it on a USB and boot from it when you turn the computer on.
Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam 5 years ago
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