How do I fix Store data structure corruption error?
1. Use specialized repair software
Fixing Store data structure corruption error on Windows 10 doesn’t have to be a hassle, especially if you’re using specialized BSOD repair software.
Blue Screen of Death, or BSOD (as it is commonly known), is a stop or exception screen error that appears whenever your Windows PC is affected by a fatal system error.
The colored screen (blue, red, black, pink) that is associated with this problem has become a synonym for issues on Windows, and entails a system crash or a state in which your operating system can no longer run safely.
BSoD errors can appear because of a variety of causes including malfunctioning hardware, corrupt drivers, problematic DLLs, power supply issues, or even overheating of specific components of your PC.
Hardware issues that cause BSoD can be obviously resolved by replacing/repairing the damaged components, but resolving this issue when software is the fault can be very tricky and potentially dangerous for your system.
To avoid any unwanted issues by attempting a fix on your own, we recommend that you use a specialized Windows repair software, and the best option for this task is by far Restoro.
This powerful and yet compact software enables you to resolve BSoD errors with just a few clicks of your mouse and without the need to worry about any other side effects.
Next, we will present you with a step-by-step guide that will allow you to successfully set up Restoro, and start resolving a great variety of issues, including the dreaded BSoD:
- Download and install Restoro.
- Launch Restoro
- Restoro will now compile data about your PC.
- Restoro will now compile data about your PC.
- Wait for it to find any system stability issues and possible malware infections.
- Once the scan is complete, Restoro will show you a summary of your PC’s current status.
- Once the scan is complete, Restoro will show you a summary of your PC’s current status.
- Press Start Repair.
- Restoro will now start downloading and replacing and faulty registries, DLLs, and any other damaged files it may have found during the scan.
- This is possible thanks to the online libraries that is uses for comparison, replacing damaged data with its perfectly functional equivalent.
- Restart your PC for all the changes to take effect.
Your PC should now work perfectly fine, and you will no longer have to worry about slow response times, BSoD errors, or anything of the sort.
Disclaimer: This program needs to be upgraded from the free version in order to perform some specific actions.
2. Perform a clean boot
- Press Windows key + R to open Run, and type in msconfig in that box.
- Press Enter to navigate to System Configuration.
- Select the Service tab, and check Hide all Microsoft services option.
- Click Disable all, choose Startup and click Open Task Manager.
- Select every startup item from the list, and click Disable.
- Return to the System Configuration tab, and click OK.
- Click on Restart to restart your computer.
If this method helped stop the Store data structure corruption error, you need to enable services one by one, until you manage to replicate the issue.
By doing so, you should be able to find the problematic service or software.
3. Update your video card driver
In some instances, your graphics card can cause Store data structure corruption on Razer Blade or any other PC for that matter. To fix this problem, it’s advised to update your drivers.
4. Run Windows Memory Diagnostic
- Press Windows key + R, open Run, and type in mdsched.exe.
- Press Enter, select Restart now and check for problems (recommended).
- If installed, run a hardware diagnostic tool from the manufacturer.
This solution can be helpful if the Store data structure corruption due to undervolt issues.
If you overclocked your memory, be sure to reset the clock settings to fix the problem.
5. Uninstall problematic software
Certain users have reported on forums that the blue screen of death store data structure corruption error may be caused by certain software programs.
If you have installed Daemon Tools, Intel HAXM (Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager), Alcohol 120%, or Mac Driver, they may be responsible for this issue.
We recommend you find that specific software in your computer, and update it to the last version or remove it.
To completely remove certain software, it’s recommended to use uninstaller software such as IOBit Uninstaller, to completely remove the application in question.
This post was written by Radu Tyrsina and was first posted to WindowsReport
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