At least the blue screen on Windows 10 isn't as scary as the ones we had in Windows 98 and Windows XP. Plus, it does offer better feedback to the user about what happened instead of just posting binary codes on the screen.
At least the blue screen on Windows 10 isn't as scary as the ones we had in Windows 98 and Windows XP. Plus, it does offer better feedback to the user about what happened instead of just posting binary codes on the screen.
Currently still using 8.1. Never had any BSOD's before, so I can't compare.
Then again, it is telling me it's a problem with the internal battery, but someone in the comments section here commented it is unlikely to be that and probably a, internal issue or something with the motherboard...
Idk... I know my way around a computer pretty good, but I don't know a single thing about the technology...