How to get rid of Windows 10 green screen error?

If you worked during the appearance of the green screen of death error, this can lead to damage or loss of documents and other files important to you. Naturally, if you do not have a backup copy of this information. But what to do if all the same there was a sudden loss of information on the hard drive? Don't panic in the first place.

Now everything depends on you. Of course, you shouldn't waste time and postpone recovery until later. Moreover, the sooner you start recovering damaged data, the more efficient it will be. You can continue to work further but keep in mind that moving and changing files (in the directory where the data was damaged) will lead to the loss of them forever. First, you need to select a recovery program.

You should be assured that DiskInternals Partition Recovery is one of the best in this segment. Thanks to the program, you do not have to worry about the completeness of data recovery. With the help of the recovery wizard, any not even the most advanced user will step by step following the assistant to complete this task. DiskInternals Partition Recovery has three integrated disk scan modes.

The first, a quick scan, allows you to perform a shallow scan from a remote directory without rebuilding the file system and long waiting times. The second mode, full recovery, will take longer, but it will scan the entire section using the deep scan program with rebuilding the file system in the application software.

With this mode, you will recover all damaged and deleted documents, photos, and other data of any format and size. And finally, the reading mode. With its help, it is possible to open and view corrupted data if the disk partition is unreadable.

At the same time, the program has a built-in ability to preview recovered files after scanning to make sure the program's capabilities. And in the end, you only need to buy a license key and select a localization on the disk to save the recovered data.

Use troubleshooting

Another way to solve this problem is to log in through Safe Mode. First, you need to restart the operating system three more times. While the automatic recovery will occur, click on "Troubleshoot". Go to the "Advanced Settings" section and select "System Startup" here and then click on "Restart". When Windows 10 reboots, just click on Safe Mode.

It is best to have Safe Mode connected to the Internet. After loading, press the Windows + X hotkey combination, and you will be taken to the Device Manager window. Find the Display adapter section. Then select the subsection Driver.

You need to update the driver patch by searching for it on your personal computer or on the Internet. You just have to restart the operating system. The green screen of death should not appear.