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How to show BSOD instead of Sad Smiley Screen: winaero.com/show-bsod-details-instead-of-the-sad-sâŚ
Download NotMyFault: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/noâŚ
See Raymond's blog for a good explanation of why the CTRL-ALT-DEL screen is different from the NT bluescreen: devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20140911-01/?p=âŚ
See also his article on writing the original "blue screen of death": devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20140910-00/?p=âŚ
00:00 - Introduction
01:12 - What is a Bluescreen?
02:00 - A Famous Windows 98 Bluescreen
03:15 - Forza Bluescreens
04:00 - What causes a Bluescreen?
05:30 - Should You be able to Continue?
07:00 - It's a Driver's Fault!
08:45 - Bluescreens Over Time
09:40 - SteveB's Contribution
10:28 - Searching for JVert
12:30 - A Singular Father
13:35 - It's Caerulean, Dummy!
14:50 - LIVESTREAM info
15:12 - Redscreen
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
"You can boot, code, and crash, all in the same color scheme!"
Shame this was never used as a marketing blurb, it's great.
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I recall with Windows 95 seeing the "This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down" message every so often. I especially recall a funny story of my aunt seeing that message and worried that the police were coming.
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Damn. I used to be thoroughly amused how unplugging my USB headset adapter used to sometimes BSOD my work laptop, blaming Windows for letting an audio driver kill the system - and while I came here to learn 'why blue', I learned that this scenario is actually very reasonable and even desirable to prevent damage. Well played.
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"You can boot, code and crash all in the same color scheme".
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Dave, youâre a good storyteller.
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Got to 11:15 (wrong John Vert) & just about shit myself laughing. Can we all just take a moment to appreciate this mans comedic genius as well as his brilliant technical mind? Thank you Dave. Deep dives & peeks behind the curtain can be incredibly dry at times but you have such an amazing capacity for storytelling that you somehow keep everything digestible. You're a gem.
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Yeah, a âsmall bugâ in the kernel could potentially destroy the entire computer and make it unrecoverable depending on where it happened
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When Windows installers where simply white text on blue, I used to joke about it:
It begins with a blue screen and it ends with a blue screen.
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âpast end of life supportâ
XP Shutdown sound
P e r f e ct
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If you remember when BSODâs didnât have a sad face on it, then my friend you deserve a medal for using Windows 7 or older.
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As a CS major with a passion for programming and computers, this channel is a gold mine!
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Long time no see stranger, I doubt you remember me since we didn't overlap much. I worked in the 3549 super lab in Building 26 and moved down the hallway to an office for 15 years 2000-2015. I believe I filed a few bugs against Task Manager (not sure if it was while you were there) as (jrberg). Nice to see other Microsofties putting down roots on YouTube đ
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Actually, the use of a blue screen predates computer era, back to the TV broadcast era. (I was there). It was standard practice to display all blue screen to indicate a faulty video feed. Every colour screen (then) was a cathode ray tube. Every tube had 3 âgunsâ streaming electrons beams through a vacuum to strike the screen array of pixels, made up of red, blue and green glowing material. It was arranged that a loss of the incoming video drive signal to the CRT would turn on only the âblue gunâ. This alerted instantly âthe humansâ, that the video feed to that screen had failed. Just image the frenzy in the video control room at a broadcasting station when all 12 display monitors turn blue during a live show... There was no Googling for help info in those days!
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Taking me back in time Dave đ We called it, "Blue Screen of Death" long before the internet existed. As far as printer, or any other peripheral installs, the manufacturers created their setup program to be installed before the printer was allowed to be plugged in so that Windows would not take over with Microsoft drivers. Thanks for sharing your stories. You make them fun to listen to Dave.
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Bill really handled that BSOD pretty well. Considering the insane amount of hardware and driver combinations there are these days it's amazing how stable Windows is.
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Blue Screen = Seizure
Green Screen = Hard Drive Failure
Red Screen = OS Death
Purple Screen = VM Death
Black Screen = No Power
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13:01 - Now comes the question we all need the answer too: Why was the MIPS RISC box firmware screen blue?
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Dave, you made such a mundane subject a LOT more interesting than I would have expected. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos, you held my attention the entire time and made this IT guy laugh!
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Dave, as an IT engineer for 15 years, your stories and history of Windows have been absolutely stunning! Could you please tell us why windows profiles get corrupted? What the heck is going on? Why is this still a thing in 2023? Thanks!
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@heftyjo2893
3 years ago
As a support technician this is actually a big help for me. I get a lot of customer that ask me, "Why is the screen blue?". Now I can take a deep breath and proceed to tell them a 30 minute story. I'm sure they'll love that....
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