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Windows 10 Blue Screen

A fake Windows 10 blue screen of death (BSOD) prank. Go fullscreen for the full effect -- nothing is actually wrong.

Press F or Space for fullscreen • Esc to exit (swipe back on a phone)

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Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We're just collecting some error info, and then we'll restart for you.

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QR code linking to windows.com/stopcode

For more information about this issue and possible fixes, visit https://www.windows.com/stopcode

If you call a support person, give them this info:
Stop code: CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED


Windows 10 Blue Screen

A fake Windows 10 crash (blue screen of death) screen, for pranking friends and coworkers or as a harmless joke background. Go fullscreen for the full effect. Nothing on your computer is actually affected.

How to use it

  • Pick a stop code.
  • Click Click to Fullscreen (or press F / Space) right before handing over the device, or while the target isn't looking. The mouse pointer is hidden in fullscreen.
  • Press Esc at any time to exit back to the normal page. On a phone, swipe back.

Example

Open this page on a coworker's screen while they step away, go fullscreen, and watch their reaction when they get back — press Esc together to reveal the prank.

Common Use Cases

  • Harmless office or classroom pranks.
  • April Fools' Day setups.
  • Testing how someone reacts to a "computer crash" for a video or livestream bit.

FAQ

  • Does this actually affect the computer? No — it's just a fullscreen webpage that looks like a Windows error screen. Closing the tab or pressing Esc returns everything to normal instantly.
  • Will this trigger a real restart or update? No, nothing on the device is touched.
  • Is this made by Microsoft? No. It's an unofficial imitation for harmless pranks. Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation, which isn't affiliated with ToolZoneX. Don't use it to deceive anyone into paying or giving access to a device — that's how tech-support scams work.
  • Does the QR code work? Yes — like the real one, it points to Microsoft's stop code help page, windows.com/stopcode.
  • Want something slower? Try the Windows 10 update screen prank, a "Working on updates" screen that never finishes.