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I have a surface pro 7 that I use 90% of the time for taking notes. I've noticed that about once every week, immediately after using the camera in Onenote for Windows 10 I get a PFN_LIST_CORRUPT blue screen. This happens when onenote is syncing with onedrive, after the camera app has shut down. This doesn't occur every time I use the camera, and so far I have only seen this BSOD while using onenote. My four most recent minidump files can be found here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AmXBsokKEXVkwBl\_KnsTW9XEo91w
Any solutions?
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Hey! Have you had any updates on a possible fix?
I am experiencing BSOD sometimes while using Zoom and facial recognition doesn't always work.
This is on a Surface Pro 7 that was purchased this month. Not sure what Windows 10 version the system came with but as part of setup I did a windows update and today I updated to 21H1 hoping for a fix but still experiencing problems.
hi! Great news, man! Thank you for you effort
Hi everyone, maybe we can slightly improve the chances of this getting fixed by voting on my ticket in Feedback Hub: https://aka.ms/AAd8i1k . I'd really appreciate it if you took a minute to agree to my feedback, thanks.
I don't know, it was just a random support agent, I don't think he had that much technical expertise. I think he wasn't even directly employed by Intel, but rather by Teleperformance UK or something like that. (I don't know why UK, I live in Germany and the guy spoke German, but the support times for all of Europe were in UK time zone)
The guy from Intel told me that it wasn't them who made the drivers despite it explicitly saying so in device manager. He said that Microsoft made that driver as the OEM, so they couldn't do anything about it.
Would it be possible ask him for Intel's precision-touch & stylus driver in charge of pen tracking? There's a project on github that's trying to port Linux to Surface devices and they're trying to get pen support to work for SP7s. At this point it appears Linux runs better than Windows even on Microsoft's own hardware.
