points by epolanski 3 days ago | 0 comments
Since Windows 7, which was I think almost 20 years ago, I've seen a single BSOD.
I've seen more on MacOs/OSX in the same time frame.
[–] doubled112 3 days ago
[–] Razengan 2 days ago
I still see BSODs on random public displays all over the world while traveling.
There's got to be a subreddit for that I'm sure
Sure they might be using older unpatched Windows but it only reinforces its reputation of being crap and perpetuates the meme.
[–] cowlevel 2 days ago
the "error'd" series on thedailywtf.com
independent blogs can still exist! Not everything must be a subreddit!
[–] pixl97 2 days ago
Eh, take a pic of the BSOD and see what the error is based on. Having worked support for a long time you'll commonly find those things are bad ram or overheating hardware.
Quite often you'll see non-windows displays like that crashed too.
[–] M95D 2 days ago
Try switching from IDE compatibility mode to AHCI or RAID.
Antivirus on my work Windows laptop has caused countless BSODs. VPN clients are often junk.
I had a KVM that could occasionally trigger one.
Windows itself seems to be pretty BSOD free. It is almost always something installed after or hardware.