How to fix
BGI DETECTED VIOLATION Blue Screen error
on Windows

Hello. I get the blue screen error with a stop code claiming that the system detected a violation. It appears on Windows 10. I haven't done any changes recently, I think, so cannot pinpoint the time it triggered the issue. Can you help me solve this problem? I still can reboot the machine, but the blue screen has already reappeared.

BGI DETECTED VIOLATION Blue Screen of Death error in Windows is one of the devastating BSOD errors.[ref en-1] These are the worst kind of errors because not every instance ends in the proper reboot of the machine. These issues indicate that the machine encountered corruption, so the system needed to restart to avoid permanent damage and issues.

This is the issue related to Driver Verifier because these errors occur when there is a faulty driver on the computer that needs to be replaced or fixed. These alerts can also be falsely triggered, and your drivers might just be outdated, but the machine still working properly.

Drivers can be affected when the Windows updates[ref en-2] get installed, and that happens improperly, so these files and drivers or different system files get corrupted. BGI DETECTED VIOLATION Blue Screen error in Windows occurs out of nowhere, so troubleshooting is important at this point. Users report[ref en-3] this for a while, and there is no correlation in particular.

The quick solution for the issues with system data could be a quick scan with a tool like [d1]. This is the application that can clear malware damage and leftovers or damaged system files. This tool finds and repairs altered or corrupted programs, and system files on the machine, so you can move on with the other options.

1. Troubleshoot BSOD

• Open the Settings.
  

  

  
  
• Go to the Update & Security section.
• Select Troubleshoot from the menu.           
• Select BSOD from the right pane and click Run the troubleshooter.
• Follow the instructions.

2. Update the BIOS

1. Press Windows + R.
2. Type msinfo32.
3. Click OK.
4. When the System information window appears, find the BIOS version.
5. Go to the manufacturer's website and see the current BIOS version. If it is higher, download it.

3. Update device drivers

• Press Windows key + S and write device manager.
• Hit the Enter button to proceed.
  

  

• Look for the exclamation marks near any devices.
• If found, right-click and select the Update driver option.
• Select Search automatically for updated driver software.
  

  

  
  
• After these steps, the newer version (if available) of the following driver will automatically download.
• Restart Windows.

4. Reset Driver Verifier

• Open Command Prompt in elevated mode.
  

  

• In the CMD prompt, type the command below and hit Enter:
  verifier /reset
• Reboot the machine after the process.

5. Check for OS updates

1. Use the Windows Key + I key combination to open Settings.
2. Locate the Update & security in the Settings app.
3. Click on the Check for updates button under the Update status in order to check if there is a new version of Windows available.
   

   

4. If there is any, install the upgrade.

6. Run SFC and DISM scans

• Type cmd in Windows search.
• Right-click on Command Prompt and select Run as administrator.
• In Command Prompt, put the command and press Enter:
  sfc /scannow
  

  

  
  
• Run the DISM scan with Enter:
  dism /online /cleanup-image /checkhealth
  dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
• Restart your PC.