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It sounds more like your GPU is dying, Microsoft have gone so far as to engineer user-mode display drivers that isolate the kernel from instability. The Teams
by taspeotis 5y ago
It sounds more like your GPU is dying, Microsoft have gone so far as to engineer user-mode display drivers that isolate the kernel from instability.
The Teams UI probably stresses your graphics card in some unique way.
Enable memory dumps and then get one after a bluescreen and run it through windbg.
- bartread 5y agoThanks for the tip. Weird thing is I'm not the only one experiencing these issues with the same model of laptop. Possibly a bad batch, but worthy of further investigation, for sure.