Ooooh...

bsod


We are, maybe, going to need a lot more system info and history from you !

1st, though...

Have you tried any Safe Mode startups ?
Meaning, hit F8 just after your BIOS load stuff finishes...

Is it the true blue bsod with absolutely nada for info or do you get some white text on blue ? (Don't worry for now if the latter is the case but it all disappears before you can read it.)

Most bsod probs are from bad driver (.dll) installs.

You will... WILL get help here, so don't PANIC !

btw... IMPORTANT btw..
Simply buying and trying to install the 'Pro' version is NOT an answer.
The problem is elsewhere so beware of the hope for quick fix€$

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nope i haven't tryed any "safe mode" as you said, didnt though it could solve anything since normally, i dont need to boot under "safe mode" to install any appz

Yes it is the real BSoD (is there fake ones? o.0)

yes there's some text on the BSoD but as i said before, its on the screen for up to 5sec at most >.< ... all i noticed was something like: stop: 0x0000***

and i know that normally BSoD isnt solved by "buying" a full version of something but well, my friend told me it solved his probs so i wanted to try, is it a wste of cash? only you will be able to tell but I do trust that you dont want to loose any customer

Tell me what you need to know and i'll do my best to answer your questions, looking forward for the next question...