Microsoft's trendy model: QR code added to the blue screen of death

Microsoft's trendy model: QR code added to the blue screen of death

If you are a Microsoft Windows user, you may have met the notorious "Death blue screen" (BSOD ).
Helpless blue screen
The blue screen of death usually appears when Windows encounters a critical hardware or software problem, it will show a sad expression, and then in addition to the "your computer is broken, no.
However, Microsoft has made some adjustments.
In the update of Microsoft's anniversary, they tried to make the blue screen of death more useful to users.
New QR code features
Microsoft adds a QR code to the blue screen of Windows 10 to help users identify potential problems in the device.
The new QR code feature will appear in the Windows 10 preview version (Build 14316), which is the anniversary of Windows 10 this summer.
In the days to come, when your operating system goes wrong, you will not only see a sad face, but also a useful QR code:
You can scan the QR code on your mobile phone and then direct it to a specific webpage, which may contain the details of your problem.
You can seek the support of Microsoft to solve the problem, locate the problem based on the specific QR code, and even fix it.
Although this is not a breakthrough technology, it will inevitably make a large number of Windows 10 users on the blue screen, be careful that the liver will not be flustered.
Microsoft's Windows 10th Anniversary update will bring us many new features, including the Ubuntu file system features, which allow you to run Linux applications without using virtual machines.