Step 2) On the Update & Security Settings Page, click on the Windows Update tab on the left pane, and on the right pane, click on the View Update History option.
Step 3) Now, on the View Update History Page, click on the first option there, Uninstall Updates to uninstall the recent Windows Update.
Step 4)On the Installed Updates window, select the last update according to the date. Right-click on it and select Uninstall, confirm it, and you are done fixing the BSOD error.
It is possible that you are stuck in the BSOD and can’t access your Windows. However, you can still uninstall Windows update from there and fix the issue.
You will have to boot Windows until you access the Advanced Startup Window, there select the Troubleshoot option.
After that, go to Advanced Options. On the next page, select Uninstall Updates, and lastly, select the Uninstall Latest Quality Update option, type your Admin password, confirm it and uninstall updates. This should fix the BSOD error.
Method 2: Roll-Back Graphic Driver Update
It is possible that you have recently updated your Graphic driver, but it is not compatible with your device. Therefore, you would like to roll-back to the previous driver because the un compatible driver can cause a constant and sudden BSOD error.
To roll-back, your Graphic driver, firstly, opens up the Device Manager by typing Device Manager in the Windows Search Bar.
Then click-open the Device Manager from the search result. In the Device Manager, click the Downward arrow beside Display Adapters. This will expand the Graphics Drivers on your Device, select the Graphics Driver, right-click on it and select Properties.
Now in the Properties Window, click on the Roll-Back Driver button. Then select the appropriate reason why are you rolling back, click on the Yes button.
Method 3: Using MyASUS to Run a system Diagnostic
You can inspect anything on your ASUS Zephyrus laptop using the MyASUS app, even fix the BSOD error. The app comes installed by default on your ASUS laptop. To open it, just search MyASUS in the Windows Search Bar.
Then click-open the MyASUS app from the search result. Then in the MyASUS app, click on the Diagnostic System icon. If the icon doesn’t show up, it means your PC doesn’t support it.
Now, in the System Diagnostic page, select the Hardware Diagnostic option, select all options there, and do a checkup.
Once done, go to System, Diagnostic page again, click on the Blue Screen Error option. Click on the check-up button.
If the app detects an issue, it will automatically fix it. You can also see the progress below.
