BSOD In Windows, the blue screen of death is what is shown to users when the operating system encounters something it wasn't expecting so bad that it decides to just quit rather than attempting to continue operating. This isn't a single task that has failed, like Windows Explorer. If that dies you lose the ability to interact with windows, but you can restart the process using keyboard shortcuts. The behavior My Windows 11 desktop had always been a little flaky, occasionally hanging every few weeks. It was annoying, but not enough to actually go through the effort to diagnose or re-install everything. But after a recent patch Tuesday, the behavior had changed. Rather than hanging, it started displaying a BSOD, rebooting and then running just fine. I also have three different accounts on my desktop: My standard, low permission account I use for day to day activities and development, games, etc. An Administrator account that is linked to my Microsoft account An Adm...