How to fix blue screen of death on windows 11?

wtf-restarted is a lesser-known, completely free open-source tool (AGPL-3.0 licensed) that analyzes Windows crash dumps and Event Logs to tell you why your PC restarted or crashed—in plain English. 

First, obtain the wtf-restarted tool from a trusted source. It is designed to help troubleshoot system issues by resetting certain system states. Launch wtf-restarted with administrator privileges. This ensures it has the necessary permissions to affect system components.

The tool may prompt you to specify which drivers or processes to restart, or it might automatically detect problematic ones related to the blue screen of death on Windows 11. Follow the instructions to restart the selected drivers or services. This process can temporarily resolve conflicts or stuck processes that contribute to the blue screen.

After wtf-restarted completes its actions, restart your computer to see if the blue screen of death on Windows 11 has been resolved. If the blue screen persists, further troubleshooting may be needed, such as updating drivers, checking hardware health, or using additional diagnostic tools.

By using wtf-restarted, you aim to reset problematic system components that could be causing the blue screen of death on Windows 11, helping to restore system stability without requiring a full reinstall.