Alex Shrom

Last update: turns out that the problem laptop is still BSOD'ing from time to time, so VcXsrv either has nothing to do with it, or is a non-essential contributing factor.

Just a quick update on this, for what it's worth: my "problem" laptop upgraded its firmware automatically and I upgraded to the latest version of VcXsrv and I still experienced this problem. Two more things: (1) I forgot to mention that the BSOD occurs after a few hours of using VcXsrv just fine---in fact, it works great; and (2) the BSOD happened even though I exited VcXsrv. If I never launch VcXsrv, I never have a problem. And on my "other" laptop described above, I can keep it running indefinitely...

I'm having a very similar problem with VcXsrv 1.20.8.1 on Windows 10 Pro 10.0.19041: my computer (Dell Precision laptop) will BSOD to a screen with a QR code and frowny face, then reboot into another screen with a QR code and start beeping like mad. Hard reset via the power button is the only thing that gets me back up and running. I thought it was a problem with the laptop itself until I realized that it never happened when I didn't have VcXsrv running. Same version of VcXsrv running on a different...