

Once the old version of Bluestacks has been uninstalled, reboot your computer.Then, follow the on-screen prompts to remove the current version of Bluestacks from your system.


Since the fixes are ordered by frequency and severity, please follow the methods in order until you encounter a method that resolves the issue in your particular situation. Below you have a collection of potential fixes that other users have used to resolve the problem. If you’re currently struggling with frequent BlueStacks crashes on your PC, start following the methods featured in this article. However, most of the time, this issue is either caused by a software conflict, corruption or an outdated version of Bluestacks. Most affected users report that this error is right after or some time after upgrading from an older Windows (Windows 7 or Windows 8) version to Windows 10.Īfter investigating the issue, we noticed that there are quite a lot of intermittent issues with BlueStacks that might force it to crash (particularly on Windows 10).

While some report that only the software crashes with the “an unexpected error occurred” error message, other users report that every crash is followed by a BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) crash. Some users have been reporting that they experience regular Bluestacks crashes while gaming on Windows 10.
