How to Troubleshoot the SrtTrail.txt BSOD Error

Are you facing the SrtTrail.txt error message on your Windows 10 based computer? If yes, then please do not ignore it as it can cause many hazardous problems on your device. We are going to show you how you can troubleshoot this problem.

There are plenty of ways to troubleshoot this problem. One of the easiest ways is to restore your computer to the previous state. You can choose any earlier restore point where the computer was error-free. There are also other ways to troubleshoot this problem using the command prompt.

Let's get started...

Solutions to Fix this Error

1. Using System Restore

Restoring to a previous state can help a lot in various kinds of computer errors, and the same goes for the error SrtTrail.txt. Here is the most straightforward way to restore your computer to the previous state:

1.       First of all, hit the Start + X keys on your computer keyboard.

2.       Find and select the Power option on your screen.

3.       Now hold down the Shift key on your keyboard and while pressing it, click the Restart button.

4.       This will take you to the Advanced menu.

5.       Find and select the Troubleshoot option.

6.       Then click on the Advanced Options.

7.       Find and select the System Restore choice.

8.       Select a restore point to continue. Make sure to choose the one that doesn't have any errors.

9.       After that, click the Next button on the bottom.

Follow the instructions on your screen to complete the restore process. See if you have successfully fixed the SrtTrail.txt BSOD error.

2. Using CMD

The command prompt on Windows 10, which is also known as CMD, is one of the best troubleshooting tools. We are going to use it to fix the ongoing issue. Please follow the instructions given below:

1.       Open the command prompt on your computer using administrator privileges.

2.       To do this, simply search for CMD in the start menu and then right-click on the CMD icon.

3.       After that, select the Run as administrator option.

4.       In the command prompt window, please input these commands one by one and press the Enter key on your keyboard after entering each command:

a.       bootrec.exe

b.      /rebuildbcdbootrec.exe

c.       /fixmbrbootrec.exe

d.      /fixboot

5.       Once you have performed the above commands in the command prompt, restart your computer.

6.       Now open the command prompt with admin privileges once again.

7.       Next, scan your computer's all partitions using the below command one by one.

8.       chkdsk /r c:

9.       Please replace the c: drive name with their computer's partition names.

10.   Use the same command to scan all drives of your computer.

11.   After that, close the command prompt window and restart your computer.

Check if you are still facing the same issue or not. Hopefully, this solution will work on your computer effectively.

3. Reset the Computer

If none of these solutions worked, you still have a full and final, and the most effective step, resetting your PC. By resetting your computer, you can actually troubleshoot all corrupted files and unconfigured settings. Hence, by resetting your computer, you can actually solve the SrtTrail.txt BSOD error as well. However, make sure you have a backup of all important files. You can also create a backup of your crucial files on the cloud storage, like Google Drive and all. You can also transfer all essential files of your computer into an external hard drive. Once you have a backup of your computer, feel free to reset it.

To reset your computer, all you have to do is navigate to the Start menu and search for 'Reset this PC.'

Select the best matching option and then follow the instructions on the screen.

That's how you troubleshoot the ongoing problem.

We hope you have found this article practical and effective in troubleshooting the BSOD error.

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