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1. #CAN MY PC RUN MY LITTLE BLACKSMITH SHOP DRIVERS#
2. #CAN MY PC RUN MY LITTLE BLACKSMITH SHOP SOFTWARE#

The reason malware is less likely is that unlike hardware drivers, it simply doesn’t operate at the same level needed to cause an instant and total crash.

#CAN MY PC RUN MY LITTLE BLACKSMITH SHOP SOFTWARE#

However, as you might imagine, malware doesn’t have quite the quality-assurance process that most commercial software has, so it’s possible that buggy malware could cause problems. To begin with, most malware isn’t really interested in intentionally crashing your computer. Malware remains a possibility, though not to the same degree as it has in the past.

#CAN MY PC RUN MY LITTLE BLACKSMITH SHOP DRIVERS#

The next step would be to notice any correlation between the time the problem started and any software updates on your machine, particularly drivers related to the hardware. If you’ve recently updated drivers for a component, it’s possible that the new drivers brought a problem with them in the form of a bug. In addition, drivers related to the hardware can also come into play. Usually, it takes a technician looking at the machine in person to diagnose imminent hardware failure. Just about any hardware component on your computer can cause a crash if it’s starting to fail. Given that it’s consistently happening 5 to 15 minutes after booting up, after looking at possible overheating issues I’d probably suspect the power supply next. One of the early signs of impending failure is a periodic crash such as you describe. If the latter is the case, you may need to take steps to provide extra ventilation or cool the air flowing around or through your computer. This can be due to malware, which I’ll discuss in a moment, or it can be due to running a CPU-intensive program or game continuously for a long time. Most often this is because the CPU is being used too heavily for too long. Occasionally, a poorly designed computer can overheat even if there are no obstructions. Make certain the ventilation holes aren’t blocked by dust or other debris. Your computer needs good ventilation to avoid overheating. Most often, a suddenly black screen accompanied by what appears to be a completely unresponsive computer is a symptom your computer has crashed.Īnd the most common cause of crashes is overheating. And, of course, it could be expected behavior in the form of a screen saver or standby or hibernate modes. It’s possible that only the monitor or display portion of your computer is having a problem, so trying another (possibly external) monitor is a quick way to diagnose. Malware is a possibility as well, though not as common. Most commonly, black screens indicate that the computer has crashed, perhaps because of overheating or other hardware-related failures.