According to Microsoft, the System Service Exception stop code indicates that executing code had an exception, and the thread that was below it, is a system
Turning on your computer and finding the dreaded Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) usually means something is seriously wrong with Windows. When presented with the BSOD, your PC has stopped running to prevent it from further catastrophic damage. Unfortunately, it’
Windows 10 Will Soon Allow You to Delete Snipping Tool Dec 15, 2020 16:42 EST
Microsoft continues to remove older programs and apps from its Windows ecosystem, with the Snipping Tool being the recent victim of this removal process. The company had introduced Snip & Sketch, but Snipping Tool continues to be shipped with the modern versions of the operating system.
With last week s Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21277 for Dev Channel, the company confirmed that Insiders will now be able to uninstall the Snipping Tool. Windows 10 will allow you to reinstall it via the Optional Features page in the Settings app should you want to use it again. This ability would eventually trickle down to the public versions with the future Windows 10 releases.
Microsoft releases experimental Windows 10 Build 21277 with new emoji and x64 emulation on ARM PCs
From now, Windows 10 Insiders on the Dev Channel currently have the choice of installing preview builds from the FE RELEASE or RS PRERELEASE branches. By default, Insiders will get flights like new Build 20277 from the FE RELEASE branch, but you can switch to RS PRERELEASE if you’re feeling more adventurous.
To get the alternative download, Build 21277, you will have to actively choose to download it via Windows Update. Be warned though, once you’ve switched to RS PRERELEASE you won’t be able to download FE RELEASE builds any more.