How to fix ‘Bad System Config Info’ error
The ‘Bad System Config Info’ refers to an error when something goes wrong with the registry on your Windows PC/laptop. This means you will now have to switch to the previous configuration. It causes the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) which can look quite alarming to users.
There can be numerous reasons behind this occurrence such as faulty hardware, bad driver, incorrect system settings, etc. However, the issue does not take much time to fix. Here we tell you how to fix it:
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1.
Turn off your PC by long pressing the power button and turn it back on. Once the PC’s manufacturer’s logo is visible, turn the PC off again. Repeat the process until you see ‘Please wait’.
3.
Choose Advanced options.
4.
Now click on System Restore.
5.
Choose the administrator account and enter the password. Click on Continue.
6.
Now choose a restore point to restart your PC to. Select the configuration you applied to your PC previously.
7.
If the problem persists then reset your PC.
Here are a few features that were rolled out:
Tabbed File Explorer
Tabs in File Explorer allows users to open multiple folders, files, etc in multiple tabs within the File Explorer. It also received a new Favourite section which allows users to pin files, folders, etc.
Better sharing options
Microsoft is making it easier to share data to more devices from desktops, File Explorer, Photos, Snipping Tool, Xbox and other apps.
Suggested Actions
Suggested Actions feature makes it easier for users to interact and collaborate with colleagues. It automatically identifies important things and highlights them like phone numbers or dates, etc. This data can be used to make calls using the Phone Link app, Skype or to schedule an appointment, make calendar entries, etc.
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The ‘Bad System Config Info’ refers to an error when something goes wrong with the registry on your Windows PC/laptop. This means you will now have to switch to the previous configuration. It causes the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) which can look quite alarming to users.
There can be numerous reasons behind this occurrence such as faulty hardware, bad driver, incorrect system settings, etc. However, the issue does not take much time to fix. Here we tell you how to fix it:
Read Also
1.
Turn off your PC by long pressing the power button and turn it back on. Once the PC’s manufacturer’s logo is visible, turn the PC off again. Repeat the process until you see ‘Please wait’.
3.
Choose Advanced options.
4.
Now click on System Restore.
5.
Choose the administrator account and enter the password. Click on Continue.
6.
Now choose a restore point to restart your PC to. Select the configuration you applied to your PC previously.
7.
If the problem persists then reset your PC.
Here are a few features that were rolled out:
Tabbed File Explorer
Tabs in File Explorer allows users to open multiple folders, files, etc in multiple tabs within the File Explorer. It also received a new Favourite section which allows users to pin files, folders, etc.
Better sharing options
Microsoft is making it easier to share data to more devices from desktops, File Explorer, Photos, Snipping Tool, Xbox and other apps.
Suggested Actions
Suggested Actions feature makes it easier for users to interact and collaborate with colleagues. It automatically identifies important things and highlights them like phone numbers or dates, etc. This data can be used to make calls using the Phone Link app, Skype or to schedule an appointment, make calendar entries, etc.
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