Oh that lovely blue screen, we're well acquainted. I sympathize with you mate. :)

blue screens are indeed lovely, I dont see them to often. my last one was because one of my sticks of RAM went bad. there ins't enough to go off of in this picture to really diagnose the problem though.

have now the screen shows nothing)
noise, and nothing gives

dang I remember my first blue screen error it did it to me once back when I was using an basic desktop computer and all it was that I was going to shut it down it did that it only did that one time

Sorry Buddy, Luckily where I live we have a tech school and you can bring your PC to them and theyl try and fix it for free (gives them a chance to practice on real world computer viruses instead of simulated ones) though their waiting list is rather long at times.....

if you lived in Russia( in Moscow)
and then it is already repaired
but thanks for the offer

Ahh the ever infamous blue screen of death. Why blue? That's normally a good color.

Aside from googling the error code, there's not much else I can do. I'm the guy my tech buddies hand a computer to break, not fix >.<
I have the death touch to electronics.

would have been better red( aggression and anger)
error have tried to fix and now after 4 month of work the screen is blue.
and now does not turn on.

So, it goes auto blue screen? Or you hit power and nothing happens? Cause that can mean multiple things

turn it
it makes a noise as working but the screen shows nothing

I gotta go to work but, I'm friends with the IT department. My first thought with all of that is immediately, hardrive but, as I said. I'm not a techs, I'm the wrecky. So, I'll see what they suggest

thanks for the tip
good luck to you)

it honestly sounds more like a graphics card or CPU issue.

Can't see the entire error, but the most important parts tells me it is a corrupt pool header causing the problem.

This is a heap of memory the kernel uses to dish out small amounts of memory to various routines and now that table has become corrupt and it doesn't know what driver is referencing what memory.

Possible Causes:

1) Bad memory - some small segment where this pool end up being loaded into RAM may be bad or shaky. Confirm with booting from memory test software. Check if high/low temperature affects it. Can try downclock memory and clean the connected modules.

2) Bad device driver - If some autoupdate recently changed something. Try move back to earlier .SYS or whatever file has changed.

3) Haxxor... there are exploits in this area (as in so many other areas in Windows) and it might be some trojan nexted into the comp causing it. Booting in safe mode or from a CD/USB and running tests and fileintegrity tests from there could give more information. (Can search for Gandalf PE USB or any other similar hobbyist project to boot from.)

4) Other hardware error...

thanks for the info.
I guess that these errors can cause a problem
that is very strange because after it has been repaired there are only 2 programs

Recently repaired? Perhaps some components they removed/added during repair wasn't seated properly and eventually started to cause problems?

With just a "black screen" and no information from BIOS/Windows during startup it can be pretty difficult to figure out on your own. Unless you want to analyze LEDs on the motherboard and consult the manual, you better find some way to get your computer to display something during boot.

Or maybe those who repaired it gave you some form of warranty on the repair and can take another look? Might want to ask them?

repaired friends
he said that the computer it is very old (14 years)
the memory was damaged
many of the details are outdated

A computer that old is usually not worth repairing.

Spare parts for old computers are often very expensive in comparison to performance. It is better to get a low-end or slightly used computer.

If you replace failing parts in a very old computer, you will soon replace other parts that fail. Eventually all components will be replaced with "old components" that matches instead of upgraded.

Hope you can get help with a good deal for a replacement computer.

if its 14 years old and the RAM is bad its going to be DDR2 RAM witch can be slightly expensive.

I decided that it is easier to buy)

How old is that PC?

Oh ... I have had it for more than 10 years. He survived a lot of reinstallations and not a single detail changed in it.
I now have a new computer, thanks for this to my customers who bought my old drawings from me.
they will go to paradise without a queue :D