Windows Systems Administrators need to address Blue Screen of Death Errors (BSODs) quickly in order to maintain stable systems. The longer these issues persist; the productivity of the enterprise is impacted and thus, multiple potential revenue streams. It is important that all System Administrators know how to deal with these events in a strategic and effective way.

Here is a step-by-step guide on some of the more common ways how to resolve BSOD errors.

1. Identify the Blue Screen Of Death. If a Blue Screen Of Death occurs, make sure to note any error codes or messages displayed on screen – this information will help identify where to search for issues.
2. Reboot Your System. If you experience only occasional Blue Screen of Deaths, rebooting may help determine whether the issue persists. BSODs could be caused by temporary glitches that need to be rectified quickly for proper functioning.
3. Locate Recently Installed Hardware or Software. Blue Screen of Death errors can often be traced back to incompatible software or hardware on your system, including recently added components or programs that might cause issues. It may be beneficial to revert back to an earlier version or uninstall that specific program if an incident correlates to its installation, since that might help mitigate BSOD issues and minimize losses.
4. Update Device Drivers. Outdated or incompatible device drivers can often lead to Blue Screen of Deaths. Check manufacturer websites or Windows Update for updates that pertain to storage, graphics and network drivers as a preventative measure.
5. Perform System Restore. A Blue Screen of Death could have resulted from installing or updating software, so performing a System Restore could restore it back to a previous stable state and stop further problems from arising.
6. Scan For Malware. Malware infections can also cause Blue Screen of Death errors, so to make sure that they’re excluded run a full system scan with an antivirus program such as Avast Free Edition to scan all aspects of your system and make a full inventory list.
7. Check for Overheating. Overheating is one of the main causes of Blue Screen of Deaths on laptops, so to prevent BSODs it’s important to ensure the cooling system functions effectively and temperatures for CPU, GPU and other components are within acceptable levels.
8. Test Hardware. Use either Windows diagnostic software or third party applications to test components like memory (RAM) and hard drives that may cause Blue Screen of Death errors. Faulty components could lead to unexpected BSOD crashes.
9. Update Windows. Always keep Windows up-to-date with its latest security and stability updates from Microsoft; they often release patches for specific BSODs.
10. Utilize Safe Mode. If BSODs are frequent and interfering with normal operation of your system, rebooting into Safe Mode may help isolate the source of the issue without running third-party drivers or software. This may help isolate problems faster.
11. Check for Faulty RAM. When memory issues arise, take swift and thorough measures by running Windows Memory Diagnostic to perform a comprehensive memory checkup.
12. Check Disk Errors. To identify and fix file system or disk errors, run a disk check using the command ‘chkdsk.’
13. Check Online Resources. If you require help in identifying the source of an issue or guidance on error codes specific to your system, consult online forums or Microsoft support documentation – there may be others who have experienced similar challenges and can share potential solutions.

Admins can address BSODs through a systematic approach that includes identifying errors, reviewing any recent changes made, updating drivers and performing system maintenance. Their diligence and expertise should help resolve critical issues quickly.