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Summary: Recently Windows users have reported that a blue screen is bugging them with a stop code Video Scheduler Internal Error. We’re sharing the best possible methods to fix it as quickly as possible. This error may be caused by several reasons and cause damage to your system. Read this blog to learn more about this problem.
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Multiple things can be annoying while working on your Windows 10 PC, such as unnecessary advertisements popping up while browsing, a program that keeps asking for permission before running, or an application crashing every time you try to run it. But such troubles are nothing compared to experiencing a blue screen on your system with a stop code – Video Scheduler Internal Error.
Such Blue Screen of Death errors can make you feel a little overwhelming, mainly when they occur out of nowhere and you don’t know what to do next. But, worry not! Here are some effective solutions to help you fix the problem.
Video Scheduler Internal Error is a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) error caused by faulty hardware, incompatible or outdated graphic card drivers, damaged system files, malware attacks, etc. This error may crash your Windows, make your system reboot unexpectedly, or not boot at all. Several users have also reported this error while using the Skype application. There are several queries posted around the internet, such as:
Irrespective of the reasons and situations, you may fix this error by attempting the best DIY methods we’ve shared in this blog.
Before we jump on to the other technical methods, here are a few quick fixes that may help you straight away.
After all quick fixes, you can follow the given troubleshooting methods.
Caution: This method checks and fixes the corruption on the hard drives while marking bad sectors on the hard drive. However, when it reads and keeps the bad sectors, it prevents Windows from storing data from these sectors, which causes data loss. So we’d suggest you take a backup of your system (if possible) and then proceed.
Note: If you have no data backup, don’t worry! You can recover your lost data using reliable data recovery software, such as Stellar Data Recovery Professional. It is a DIY tool that efficiently retrieves data in case of deletion, formatting, corruption, malware attack, etc. It can also restore data from crashed, unbootable, or BSOD-affected Windows PCs and laptops. You can watch this video to learn more:
Note: Sometimes, your system may have problems with your current graphics. For this, you may visit the official site of the graphic card manufacturer and download the latest driver software to fix the problem.
Installing Windows update with new security patches and features is essential for your PC’s smooth performance. However, if some updates are missing and you’re facing a blue screen error on your screen, try installing the latest Windows update by following the given steps:
If none of the other methods works, try resetting your PC. However, this process may lead to permanent data loss, because to run this process, it is recommended to remove everything from your system and bring it back to the default configuration. If you have a backup, proceed further without any second thoughts. If not, use a powerful data recovery software to recover your lost, deleted data from the system.
After data recovery, follow the given steps:
Video Scheduler Internal Error on your Windows 10 appears with a blue screen. It may occur under any circumstance and due to any reason. This blog provides you with the best possible methods to fix this BSOD error. All are DIY methods, meaning you can attempt them easily by following the instructions. However, a few ways, such as running CHKDSK and Resetting PC, may cause you data loss. You don’t have to worry if you have a backup or keep a powerful data recovery software handy for such situations.
Also Read: How to Fix KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED BSOD Error in Windows 10
Mansi Verma is a Technology Writer at Stellar®. She is a Tech enthusiast, holding over 7 years of experience in Data Recovery, IoT, Artificial Intelligence, and the Robotics technology domain. She loves researching and providing DIY solutions and tips & tricks to solve Windows technical issues. In her spare time, she likes reading novels, and poetry. She also enjoys traveling and trekking.
Deep knowledge required for writing such a blog and providing DIY methods. You must have encountered with the same that is why know all these things or you must be living in such a environment where people deal with all these sort of errors or similar issues. Great job done. Keep posting.