Windows 10: BSOD windows 10

Hi all,

Today my wife called me and told me the laptop rebooted with a bsod. She couldnt read the text because it went to fast for here *really. I have the logs, maybe someone can tell me what happend to her laptop

:)

 

How do I replace the modern-type BSoD with a Windows 7-type BSoD in Windows 10?

Okay, so, the BSoD in Windows 10 is more modern than previous versions of Windows; however when I get a 640x480 BSoD the text is so poor that it can be harder to read.

So, I'm asking this: How can I replace the Windows 10 BSoD with a Windows 7-type BSoD?

The Windows 7-type BSoD has all the details and instructions that can be used to troubleshoot the error. The later Stop codes can also be used in the BSoD.

I searched for many tutorials on how to display additional BSoD details in Windows 10. However, adding DisplayParameters to the CrashControl hive has no effect on it; that will just keep the original Windows 10 BSoD and display the four parameters on the
top-left corner of the screen.

I've been looking everywhere for a tutorial on how to replace the Windows 10 BSoD with the Windows 7-type BSoD, but it returned no results. I really like the fact that I learned about how the original XP BSoD looked like, I wanted to restore it in Windows
10.

If anyone has any ideas, let me know so we can talk about it. Oh, and don't forget to share your thoughts! Thanks, everyone!

 

DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION, Windows 10 When trying to optimize and defrag Disk

Configure minidumps first:

BSOD Minidump - Configure to Create in Windows 10
then post back the dumps next time BSOD occurs.

 

You appear to have a illegal installation of Windows 10 on the Sony laptop. Please correct this by installing and activating a legal copy. If you then get any more BSODs, run DM_Log_collector and upload the zip file and I'll be happy to take a look at it.

 

If you did a factory restore then it should not be illegal, unless you mean you did it after I mentioned this?

 

I did it when i got the laptop, so no not after you mentioned it.

Edit: maybe i know what issue it might be, before i bought this laptop for my wife she had a older notebook. I used windows 8.1 and did the free upgrade to windows 10. When i bought this laptop i switched the hard drive and wanted to see what windows 10 would do with the drivers. Everything worked well except for the wifi driver. So then i did a factory restore and did all the updates via cable. Checked my license status and still says activated.

maybe that is why my copy of windows might return as illegal, because to many hardware changed ??? Then again why does my system says i am activated ? I know when you make alot of changes back in the old days windows would not accept it and you had to call or something to get the license back

 

Why are you running the KMS client on this system? It's only use that I'm aware of for non corporate Windows is to bypass/fake activation.

 

Read my previous posts, i explained everything

 

Maybe this helps to explain what I see. It's from Andre Da Costa in another forum:

Code: You are running a Windows 10 Pro client that uses a Volume License KMS key for activation: <ActiveSkuDescription>Windows(R) Operating System, VOLUME_KMSCLIENT channel</ActiveSkuDescription> KMS licenses require authenticating through a Domain or VPN in order to activate. Your computer is not domain joined. Which version and edition of Windows did you upgrade from? Based on the report, the license is not genuine.[/quote]

 

[/quote] I don't know how that tool got installed on my ssd drive, i got the offer to install windows 10 for free when i had windows 7.

Now to get to the main problem, the bsod was related to a driver that didn't work for windows 10 (wifi). I reinstalled windows on my wifes laptop and used the original key from the sticker under the laptop. Everything is working fine now.