[Autogenerated] It's time.
To generate a blue screen, to generate a blue screen for demonstration purposes.
We can use a tool called Not my fault, not my fault.
Is a cs internal tool, we can run it.
You need to be careful,
to run the 64-bit version rather than the 32-bit version
because that wouldn't simply work.
You need to use the 64-bit version and this tool,
is Well, we can't really call that a tool,
to be used for something really useful,
but at least it can generate a blue screen in a variety of creative ways.
So you can see here it,
says _____ and then We have various options of how to _____ the system.
We can also have the system hang in various ways.
And you can also leak memory for now.
We'll keep using the _____ button here, the _____ tab here.
So let's first select the first option which is already by default selected.
And simply click the crush button.
This will call call the system, to _____,
and Once that happens, we expect to get a blue screen,
and and we do we get a blue screen.
In this case, its a green screen because it's a a machine,
that runs a preview,
build of Windows and we can see We have the DOM file being written,
to the page file right now, we can also see the dy character,
and the only useful information here.
Is the stop, code and What actually failed according,
to what the kernel thinks and Now,
the system simply restarts once it restarts we'll be able to examine
the damp file which we'll do in the Next few clips.