BSOD Blue Screen of Death usually reports the following:
Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We’re just collecting some error info, and then we’ll restart for you.
Along with the Stop code that you can use to troubleshoot the issue, you may see a QR code in the bottom left corner. The idea is that scanning this QR code with your phone should take you to a web page with information about the specific BSOD error that caused the crash, as well as possible troubleshooting steps.
QR code on blue screen of death
However, at the time of writing, BSOD QR codes in Windows indonesia telegram data 10 and Windows 11 do not contain links to solutions for specific errors.
Instead, they redirect you to a general Microsoft support page dedicated to troubleshooting blue screen errors, which means the information you receive isn't directly relevant to your problem.
Microsoft's page "Troubleshooting Blue Screen Errors in Windows"
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However, Windows is constantly being updated, and the QR codes displayed in the BSOD may become more detailed and specific to errors over time. However, for now, don’t expect the QR codes to lead you to a direct fix.