Starting with the latest Windows 10 Preview builds, Microsoft is adding a QR code that will provide more troubleshooting information specific to the BSOD. Right now QR code only points to windows ...

This summer's Windows 10 update will add QR codes to the Blue Screen of Death. Smart idea or just more frustration?

Microsoft is adding QR codes to its Blue Screen of Death (BSOD). It’s the biggest change to the BSOD since the software maker removed a lot of crash details in Windows 8 and replaced them with a ...

Some redditors have noticed that Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14316 introduces a new feature: there’s a QR code on the BSOD.

The QR codes appeared in build 14316 of the Windows 10 Insider Preview, according to Ars Technica. Though it currently points to a generic help page, the QR code will presumably eventually direct ...

Microsoft has not offered up any official comments on the new QR codes and what the future may hold for them. Microsoft is working to make Windows 10 more usable, and that is a good thing for all ...

Windows Insider members were the first to receive QR codes alongside the blue screen of death. When the feature reaches general customers of Windows 10, it could streamline the tech support ...

Microsoft is trying to make Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) errors more helpful through the inclusion of QR codes. As spotted by MicrosoftInsider.es, the latest Insider Preview ...

The QR code was first spotted by Reddit user javelinnl, who had installed the latest build of Windows 10 and the feature is set to be introduced in the OS's anniversary edition update that will be ...

Microsoft Adds QR Code to Windows 10 Blue Screen of Death Now, when the OS fails and you're met with the dreaded blue screen, you'll see not only a sad face, but a QR code.