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    December 04, 2023 | 9570 view(s) | 17 people thought this was helpful
    A BS (Blue Screen) Appears While Using Webex Meetings
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    ISSUE
    A blue screen signals a system failure or crash, which may result from incompatible DLLs or bugs within the operating system kernel.

    RESOLUTION
    A BS (Blue Screen) may appear when you start your webcam video in a meeting or connect to audio using VoIP:

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    If you receive a BS (Blue Screen) while using Webex Meetings, contact Technical Support with the following logs:

    • Event Viewer Logs:
    1. Press the Windows key and R to open the Run dialog box.
    2. Type C:\Windows\System32\winevt\ (if C: is the system drive) in the Open: field, then select OK.
    3. Right-click the Logs folder, then go to Send to > Compressed (zipped) Folder.
    4. Select Yes on the prompt to save the zipped folder on your desktop.
    • Windows Memory Dump:
    1. Press the Windows key and R to open the Run dialog box.
    2. Type C:\Windows\ (if C: is the system drive) in the Open: field, then select OK.
    3. Copy the file named MEMORY.DMP
    Note: Windows can also capture small memory dumps occupying less space. These dumps are created at C:\Windows\Minidump if C: is the system drive.
    • System information:
    1. Press the Windows key and R to open the Run dialog box.
    2. Type msinfo32 in the Open: field, then select OK.
    3. Go to File > Save, name the file, and save it in the desired location.
    Providing these logs to your Webex support representative will speed up the investigation of the issue.

     

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