There are several factors that can contribute to a BSOD loop. Sometimes, it's caused by a hardware issue, like a failing hard drive or bad RAM. If you're regularly seeing BSOD loops, it's worth taking the time to investigate the cause and see if you can resolve it. BSOD loops are usually caused by either hardware or software issues. Hardware problems could be due to a failing hard drive or bad RAM. Driver issues might be caused by outdated drivers or incompatible drivers. In some cases, an outdated BIOS could also cause BSOD loops.