Blue screen when loading up steam (after login)

[Lage Bunda]

every time i open steam and then log in before it can load i get a blue screen with a sad face that forces my pc to restart by itself the blue screen says that it ran into a problem and needs to restart. Had this for a few weeks now and is getting irritating because i cannot find a fix.

[Lage Bunda]

Already tried re-installing steam before anyone says that

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Originally posted by T4G | ★ Zeden ★:

...with a sad face...

Explain...

[Lage Bunda]

Blue screen pops up with a sad face in the top left of the screen that looks as if someone has typed it on a keyboard :( and next to that it says your pc ran into an error and needs to restart and collect some data. Also there is a %complete bar and when it gets to 100 which takes less than a minute my pc restarts. This happens every time after i login and steam is about to load.

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

I've never seen that during a blue screen. And I never seen it have a progress bar while doing so.

Scan for malware in safe mode.

[dr_nyt]

Blue Screen usually gives an error code too. Considering yours doesn't means that its some sort of a malware just to annoy people. One of my friends did something similar to me and he removed it after a few laughs.

[☆ƧQυiяяєL♫]

The " :( error " appears when your using Windows 10, which Windows version are you using? Home, Pro, 32 or 64 bit.. etc

Add your hardware specs, Intel, AMD cpu, Nvidia/AMD brand or some White-box/White-label, if your computer is branded, what is it? HP, Dell, Apple.. or other stuff would be helpful too, can you connect to your Steam account through a browser or a phone app.. and have you installed a "Enhanced" Steam? Desktop, Laptop, Reconditioned Server, etc..

Add other info you may think is relevant to narrow down this Window Crashing Steam Client bug.

Help and Tips
http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/

Steam Client Beta
http://steamcommunity.com/groups/SteamClientBeta/discussions/

Hardware and Operating Systems
http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/11/

Try a Steam Forum Discussion Search
e.g. "Steam Client+Launch+Blue Screen+Windows"
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=751534554

[Lage Bunda]

Originally posted by NyTMare:

Blue Screen usually gives an error code too. Considering yours doesn't means that its some sort of a malware just to annoy people. One of my friends did something similar to me and he removed it after a few laughs.

IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
and says to go to windows.com/stopcode

[TianZer]

What is your bluescreen code such as 0x000007b or something？
You can find it in the system error log.
（I am not sure if it is right in English , because I use another language.）Click the windows menu with right mouse button,find Computer management, open it and find the system error log , find the last log of a bluescreen, then you can find the code in the detail box blow the window.

[Lage Bunda]

Originally posted by ATM2112:

What is your bluescreen code such as 0x000007b or something？
You can find it in the system error log.
（I am not sure if it is right in English , because I use another language.）Click the windows menu with right mouse button,find Computer management, open it and find the system error log , find the last log of a bluescreen, then you can find the code in the detail box blow the window.

0x0000000a

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Run a memtest.

[Lage Bunda]

That was the code for an error called bug check couldn't find one which specifically said bluescreen

[TianZer]

Originally posted by T4G | ★ Zeden ★:

Originally posted by ATM2112:

What is your bluescreen code such as 0x000007b or something？
You can find it in the system error log.
（I am not sure if it is right in English , because I use another language.）Click the windows menu with right mouse button,find Computer management, open it and find the system error log , find the last log of a bluescreen, then you can find the code in the detail box blow the window.

0x0000000a

0x0000000A usually is a problem of drive program, try updating or demoting it, which you have installed or updated recently.