My wife mentioned still gets a few BSOD on Win 11.
Not sure if they are camera related.
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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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My wife mentioned still gets a few BSOD on Win 11.
Not sure if they are camera related.
I upvoted the existing feedback and also submitted my own, with the latest build of Windows 11, on the Feedback Hub, but yeah, I'm not holding my breath.
Link to my Feedback https://aka.ms/AAd8i1k
Link to old Feedback with Windows 10 https://aka.ms/AAd8i1k
We need to upvote these!
I actually use my camera for recording students giving speeches so using a phone is a no go I think.
I'll just have to awkwardly use the front facing camera. The quality isn't as good but at least it doesn't BSOD.
BSOD Microsoft
BSOD!!!
I just received this BSOD twice while using the rear camera. I have submitted my minidump files to Windows Feedback. I hope they fix this because I will be using my rear camera a lot this year in class!
The problem definitely persists, I've just tried it. The only change is a slightly nicer shade of blue that's now being used.
I updated to Windows 11 about two days before it came out, but the issue is still there for me. I have not tried crashing it for over a month now, so it might theoretically have been fixed, but I don't think so.