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@saurabhsangeeth said in #5:
> Something like this?
For this did u made ur screen black or u took a screen shot when it was happened?
> Something like this?
For this did u made ur screen black or u took a screen shot when it was happened?
@RealMadrid_10 said in #23:
> For this did u made ur screen black or u took a screen shot when it was happened?
simulators exist
> For this did u made ur screen black or u took a screen shot when it was happened?
simulators exist
oh ho , so did he took from Google ?
It happened with me too, my laptop always glitch. My screen was blinking. But then I restarted it, and everything was fine.
It got sucked by a “ black” hole that’s why it became “black”
@plsdontclosemyacc said in #1:
> So i was doing my online class as regular but suddenly my pc screen went black although i could hear the voice of my teache but screen couldn't be seen i was really feared after 5-10 mins of this it showed my pc ran into a problem getting fixed with a qr code sign then it came back again i was relieved though will it lead to any hamper of my pc in future ? did anyone face this situation earlier ?
I did dude like the exact same situation
> So i was doing my online class as regular but suddenly my pc screen went black although i could hear the voice of my teache but screen couldn't be seen i was really feared after 5-10 mins of this it showed my pc ran into a problem getting fixed with a qr code sign then it came back again i was relieved though will it lead to any hamper of my pc in future ? did anyone face this situation earlier ?
I did dude like the exact same situation
Black screens could be indicative of video/graphics driver issues, overheating or even insufficient RAM. What was your exact stop code?
<rant> Gotta hate how Windows 10 obfuscates BSODs by taking out all the essential info compared to previous versions of Windows. They must really haaaate power users, and they've dumbed it down to a level that is patronizing to long time users. </endrant>
Also, BSODs are usually quite serious/critical. They're not your usual run-of-the-mill errors. Repeated BSODs could indicate corruption resulting in system failure or failing hardware components.
<rant> Gotta hate how Windows 10 obfuscates BSODs by taking out all the essential info compared to previous versions of Windows. They must really haaaate power users, and they've dumbed it down to a level that is patronizing to long time users. </endrant>
Also, BSODs are usually quite serious/critical. They're not your usual run-of-the-mill errors. Repeated BSODs could indicate corruption resulting in system failure or failing hardware components.
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