Take the 2-minute tour ×  My WinXP sometime has blue screen of
death. I have enabled the restart BSOD settings, within My
Computer/Properties/Advanced.  But still, some kinds of BSOD
still hold up my machine and do not restart. Is there a way that
I can make sure that the system will always reboot after the
BSOD?  share|improve this question Have you thought instead, of
looking into why your machine is blue screening so constantly?
–  francisswest Jun 15 '12 at 15:09 In fact it is not that
frequent, something like once per two weeks. it is very hard to
troubleshoot. Moreover, the machine being up takes priority for
me. –  john shachi Jun 15 '12 at 15:12 "once per two weeks" is
not frequent? I beg to differ. So, the Windows machines I've got
around me that I never turn off, and never blue screen... what,
they are impossible exceptions to the rule? I'm sorry. But I'd
call a BSOD every two weeks frequent AND regular. And, since the
computer doesn't restart even if you want it to, you've got the
REASON for the BS