From you being here, I can only surmise that you have encountered a blue screen of death error. Fortunately, you were wise enough to document this error and search for solutions online, which is how you stumbled upon my post. This is an error that does manifest itself on earlier versions of Windows, but ultimately, it’s fair to say that this error is primarily Windows 8 based, which is why I will be focusing primarily on it.

If you’re reading this post, then it means you have been hit by the relatively serious blue screen of death error (BSOD) called KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE. Despite that, there are still many things that you can do to combat it. This particular error may also appear on your screen in the form of the STOP Error 0x139.

If you’re reading this post, then it means you have encountered the Windows 8.1 exclusive BSOD CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED error. BSOD or blue screen of death errors can be very scary, when first encountered, but despite the names and appearances, most BSOD errors tend to be temporary in nature. This means, irrespective of the error you encounter, it can be fixed, through the deployment of various repair remedies.

This blue screen of death error almost always seems to appear out of nowhere on Windows 8.1 based systems. Technically it was possible to get this error on other Windows based systems, in the past, it was just very rare. When people first encounter the CRITICAL_STRUCTURE_CORRUPTION error, it can sometimes be characterised with a random restart and also the STOP 0x00000109 error code.

With Microsoft Outlook, users are given a dynamic interface of which they can use, to send emails in addition to various other business minded activities. However, despite all of that, it’s not uncommon for individuals to encounter errors while using this nifty tool. The vast majority of these errors occur when a user attempts to send or receive an email, remove a contact, update their calendar etc.

Being a regular user of Microsoft Outlook has its advantages and benefits, but it’s not without its misfortunate’s, in the form of the many errors that have become commonplace with this mail client software. To put it simply, this error indicates that there is a problem with the Outlook data file (PST). This particular error may and can occur in virtually every version of Microsoft Outlook (2003/2007/2010/2013) and usually means that the PST file has become damaged or corrupted, due to a number of different reasons and circumstances.

Before I go into what this error means and the various methods that you can use to fix it, first I’m going to give you a little background information. You have just encountered one of the dreaded Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) errors. You may or may not have encountered an error like this in the past, depending on how long you’ve been a computer owner.

A blue screen of death (BSOD) error, such as the error you’re currently bogged down with, is typically what you encounter when your system has a major issue. As is the case with such errors, system halting and the display of crucial information are common. The step you must take is determined almost entirely by the information displayed in the error message.