Any experienced PC user is likely to be familiar with the ‘Blue Screen of Death’ also known as a ‘BSOD’ that accompanies any fatal PC error that demands a reboot. This screen can appear for literally thousands of reasons, and resolving the cause is not always simple. If you see a BSOD and do not know why, you will need the help of some tech support specialists to resolve the issue.
Computer support addresses every aspect of a computer’s functionality, including the BSOD. The blue screen of death can sometimes mean total failure of a computer, and other times it could be a single instance that requires a simple reboot. The diversity of causes for a blue screen of death are what makes them so frustrating for users. ”A Blue Screen? It could be anything!” Any computer support expert that has the experience they should can (with a grimace) tell you that a blue screen can be any number of things.
What you do to resolve your computer issues is something you have to choose for yourself. Many people have a friend or family member they can turn to for their computer problems, but in some cases, a professional’s help will be needed. With an IT support specialist, you will have your computer taken care of properly. A good IT support expert can effectively diagnose the problem, explain it to the customer, and resolve the issue in a timely fashion. Computers are fairly concrete in their logical operation; when there is a problem, its cause and resolution are often much simpler than something a medical doctor might face. 
I recall a blue screen of death that I was faced with during my freshman year of college. Although I have a more-than-fair amount of computer support experience, this particular issue eluded me for nearly two weeks. At this time, I could not afford to pay for computer support, so I knew I would have to learn something to make everything better. Able to replicate the BSOD without difficulty, I was able to determine the error message was linked to a piece of hardware that was failing. However, to reach this conclusion required a second computer with internet access to allow me to research the error message and determine its meaning. Not everyone has this capability, nor is everyone as comfortable taking their computer apart as I am, so this solution is not a plausible one for everyone.
However, if you find yourself exceptionally mechanical and technologically inclined, you could probably figure it out. Like an automobile, the computer only fits together one way, and if you put it together improperly, it does not work. I knew this going into my own situation, and was able to successfully troubleshoot the problem. Most other people would require the assistance of computer support and pay for it long before they were confident opening the inside of their computer. Thankfully, I was opening the inside of the computer in my house from a very young age, and the experience I started with there simply escalated into something I could use. For everyone else, there is tech support.