I thank people like Martin posting everyday little computer tips.

@all:
Luckly, I have not any BSOD on my machines, but only on the clients computers.

As pointed out, BSOD’s happen far less frequently than in the past, but they still do occur, and often not for the reasons you gave. These days most BSOD’s I see occur when malware of one variety or another compromises a file that is important to your computer. Quite often this results in a dysfuntional computer that will no longer boot. Because it is not possible to determine at that point whether your computer will boot properly or not on the next try, it is still very important to write down the appropriate details rather than ignoring them as you suggest.

On the rare ocassion that your computer will boot properly after a BSOD, this software would be a valuable tool. I’m always on the lookout for another tool and will add this one to my Live Boot CD.

Perhaps in future you could have someone with technical knowledge vette your posts before they hit the internet, rather than simply spewing what you’ve read on other sites.\