Sat Pro A60: Blue screen error

I have had my satellite pro A60 laptop for around 6 months and recently a blue screen has started flashing up with white writing scrolling down really fast and then the laptop restarts itself. I don't have time to read what this writing says. Can any one give me any advice on what this could be and how to fix the problem ?
Many thanks in advance.

Hi
Well, the simple way is to reinstall the OS. But if you want, you can disable the automatically restart function of Windows Xp to read this error massage.
Go to System in Control Panel. Then Advanced tab. In the Startup ad Recovery section press setting button. There you need to disable the option Automatically restart.
But its very difficult to understand the blue screen error message for common users.
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