| Also known as a
bluescreen or bugcheck in
Microsoft Windows NT, 2000, and XP, BSoD is short for Blue Screen of
Death and is a full blue screen error message generated by
Microsoft Windows operating systems. Below are some examples of what
a BSoD may look like. Example of a Microsoft Windows
95, Windows 98,
and Windows ME blue screen of death
Example of a Microsoft Windows XP
blue screen of death
- By default when Microsoft Windows XP encounters a BSoD it will
automatically reboot and restart Windows. This feature can be
disabled so the user can display the error screen and help
troubleshoot the problem. Additional information about how to
disable this feature can be found in
document CH000605.
Also see: Black screen of death,
Error, GPF, Operating
system definitions
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