5.5 ways to trigger a BSOD in Windows

Let's reach 3000 likes 💜 Most often, we hate it when we get Bluescreens. So why not trigger some ourselves? Would surely be a lot of fun, and maybe we learn to love them! Who knows?

0:00 - Intro
0:32 - #1: The old-fashioned way
1:11 - #2: The intended way
2:57 - #3: The brutal way
3:49 - #4: The swift way
4:11 - #5: The persistent way
5:06 - #5.5: The "cheater" way

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[gellose]

"dont do this yourself!" *shows exact cord you need to unplug*

[justsomeartur]

BSoD is probably one of the most legendary and constant parts of windows.

[aviaviate]

There's a new way that's similar to the intended way to crash Windows, but it requires support for the long power button hold system. Basically, if you're trying to force a shutdown using the power button, Windows generates a crash dump before shutting down. The black screen shown tells you to release the power button as Windows collects error info.

[JosephIsGaming]

:( “Your pillow ran into a problem and needs to restart. We’re just collecting some error info, and then we’ll fluff up for you.”

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[legixn]

this is giving me major PTSD from when i had to constantly deal with bluescreens

[henrikhyrup]

"wininit" sounds like a Londoner trying to encourage his computer.
"Win, innit?"
Computer: "No, lose" **instant BSOD**

[feni_]

There's also a Hyper-V keyboard version that you can find about on the "Forcing a System Crash from the Keyboard" Microsoft support article. Its path to where put the DWORD is

[Gabowsk]

I swear... I swear someone, SOMEONE in the world searched for this video looking to screw a friend's computer as a revenge.

[Qsie]

When we needed them most... they return.

[Ceu.Noturno]

Video aside, I loved the song you used. Very chill. I was in need of this now.

[swaffdog]

On the Bluescreen Simulator, the instructions page says "To leave the BSOD screen, press Alt+F4 or F7". I found you also need to press CTRL (CTRL+ALT+ F4 or CTRL+ALT+F7).
Edit: You only need to press CTRL instead of ALT.

[khalidpapa]

I've had so many pc problems in my life that I literally flinch when I see a BSOD

[fplays]

I remember when I was younger whenever I clicked on an image on internet explorer (This was the time IE wasn't dead) it went into a BSOD for some reason.

[happyllama]

This video is a saviour. I actually needed to know how to do this and escape from some uncomfortable situation.

[spider.jasper]

one time one app on my pc glitched and my dad started ending all the processes, i’m so glad he didn’t end all of them before my brother came in the room

[yourhardworkgone]

6th way:the "dont be mad" way: run notmyfault and trigger a bsod
Edit: manual crash is safe just save your data

[dreadsoldvideos]

YES MY TECH FLIED THROUGH THE ROOF THANKS FOR TEACHING IT HOW TO FLY

[vendra]

but after this screen can the computer be used again or will it be necessary to install the operating system again?

[noobpyxl]

Hey, i downloaded a window's update and after installed, i got the bsod. Can you please explain what has just happened?

[alarmingly_good]

Alternative title: how to get out of doing anything at school computer lab