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4/19/2016 | 8:20:48 AM
I have to ask myself, is this really better? Over the decades that I've been seeing blue screens of death the vast majority of the stop codes were so generic it wasn't helpful to look up and just lead to more frustration. The infamous IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL for example. Even in Win 10's Event Viewer three is still a lot of error codes that go nowhere on Microsoft's own support site. I suspect the QR codes will just be a faster way to get to those empty sites.