Random BSOD when open programs


  1. princessluna134
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    Random BSOD when open programs


    I sometimes get a BSOD when I open the Discord app or open my settings. It even happened when I was playing a Steam game once. It seems to be completely random. I think it has something to do with windows insider. Windows version is 10.0.2 build is 22000

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