Microsoft is trying to make Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) errors more helpful through the inclusion of QR codes. As spotted by MicrosoftInsider.es, the latest Insider Preview ...

Windows Insider members were the first to receive QR codes alongside the blue screen of death. When the feature reaches general customers of Windows 10, it could streamline the tech support ...

Microsoft last updated the Blue Screen of Death in Windows 8, adding the ASCII-style sad smiley (which, according to every user I ever spoke to, has made the BSoD more annoying), but this is the ...

Welcome to the future. A future where the Windows Blue Screen of Death now features a QR code as well as a sad face. The Register reports that the latest developer build of Windows 10—that’s ...

In my testing, the QR code didn’t appear when I forced a blue screen of death on my Surface Pro 3, though a link to the help page did. What’s not clear is how the feature will end up getting ...

Recently [mit41301] wondered about increasing the data capacity of QR codes, and was able to successfully triple the number of bits using color. He chose the new rectangular micro QR code (rMQR) st… ...

If you encounter the dreaded "Blue Screen of Death" when you use Windows 10, you might also see a QR code show up in the future. Microsoft is quietly testing the addition of QR codes for at least ...

Microsoft is apparently giving its dreaded Blue Screen of Death a makeover. As the The Register reports, some Windows Insiders who installed Redmond's latest Windows 10 Preview, Build 14316 ...

The QR code was first spotted by Reddit user javelinnl, who had installed the latest build of Windows 10 and the feature is set to be introduced in the OS's anniversary edition update that will be ...

Microsoft is adding QR codes to its Blue Screen of Death (BSOD). It’s the biggest change to the BSOD since the software maker removed a lot of crash details in Windows 8 and replaced them with a ...