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I have a really standard Win10 machine, nearly new, nothing fancy, and Skype just updated itself to whatever the newest version is. About a minute after the upd

I have a really standard Win10 machine, nearly new, nothing fancy, and Skype just updated itself to whatever the newest version is. About a minute after the update the machine BSODed (or whatever the BSOD is now on win10) and rebooted, saying it had a problem with an app had had to restart. Kind of worried to start Skype again now. Those adverts drive me absolutely mad though. How much could they possibly make off those ads that they're even worth running in Skype?

wbkang 11y ago
BTW it's super unlikely Skype would cause a BSOD. BSOD is akin to a kernel panic. Most likely you have a hardware issue.
- vardump 11y ago
  BSOD is indeed impossible without kernel or more likely driver bugs. That said, Skype on Windows 10 does do weird things.