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Try to use a different browser, and see if that's the problem. If the same problem does not persist on the other browsers, you could try reinstall your current browser. -Zmokamok

Easiest thing, would be a clean install of the Operating system. :/

Try to run a Sfc /scannow in command prompt (CMD) as ADMINISTRATOR, to see if theres any corrupt files on your system. Tell me if it passes without any failures. - Zmokamok

When do you get the blue screen? At startup or meanwhile you are using the computer? - Zmokamok

Is it a Wireless headset? If it is, which model?

Hello Try to follow this guide, for a memory test. http://www.rm.com/Support/TechnicalArticle.asp?cref=TEC3222505

If the post above does not work, then try this instead. Open IE 10 (yes wait the 2+ minutes) Press Alt (and release) so that you get the tool bar up Tools -> Internet Options Select Connections Tab Click On “Lan Settings” Un select “Automatically Detect Settings”

Before you reinstall try this If it didn't help to disable add-ons, try to boot up in a Clean boot to see if possibly if its a 3rd party issue. From the desktop: Press the Windows key +R In the Run box type msconfig and hit enter Under the Services tab, place a check in Hide all Microsoft...

It should still be possible to remove it like that. What if you press "View update history" under Windows update? Can you see it anywhere on the list? I just read on microsoft forum, and found this answer: You cannot uninstall Internet Explorer 10 from a Windows 8 computer, and revert back to...

Go to Windows Update, in the left side of the windows you will see "installed updates", head to that. Here you can see all updates of windows update. Scroll down until you find Internet explorer 10, right click it and remove. Your internet explorer will be downgraded to internet explorer 9...

Fixes for BOOTMGR Errors 1.Restart the PC. The BOOTMGR error could be a fluke. 2.Check your optical drives, USB ports, and floppy drives for media. Often times, the "BOOTMGR is Missing" error will appear if your PC is trying to boot to a non-bootable disc, external drive, or floppy disk...

Add 2gb more of RAM, that will help quite a bit as well

Try to press CTRL + SHIFT + ESC when you are at the black screen, when you are at windows task manager, then look at the tab "Applications". Press "New Task" and type in: Explorer.exe and hit enter. You should now be able to see the desktop. Open CMD, and type in this command: sfc /scannow Hope...

Be sure the sound is turned up at chrome, u can check that by pressing on the sound icon in the bottom right corner. Heres a picture how it should look like: http://peter.mpbrun.dk/wp-content/uploads/Lyd_Mix/Mixer.png