The infamousBlue Screen of Deathor BSOD is a fatal system error specific to Windows 10 computers.
It indicates the system crashed due to a non-recoverable error.
Many Microsoft Teams users complained their computers sometimes bluescreen when using the desktop app.
They get lots of different BSOD errors when joining video meetings or using thescreen share feature.
Even if Teams is constantly triggering BSOD errors on your box, dont panic.
Thats the most important thing.
Instead, use this guide to troubleshoot the problem.
Outdated drivers may cause a long list of glitches, including frequent BSOD errors.
Now, repeat these steps again to update or reinstall your camera drivers.
Alternatively, you might manually download the latest driver for your camera directly fromMicrosofts Update Catalog.
Another option is to manually get the newest drivers directly from your GPU manufacturers website.
Update or Reinstall Teams
Ensure your Teams app is up-to-date.
select your profile picture and selectCheck for updates.
If this method doesnt solve the problem, go to Control Panel and selectUninstall a program.
Select Teams and click theUninstalloption.
Then navigate toC:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Teamsand delete all the folders.
reset your machine and install a fresh copy of the desktop app.
Delay GPU Requests
This method allows you to delay the GPU request received from the GPU scheduler.
As a workaround, hit theShare screenbutton, and then selectStop sharingto stop showing your screen.
Are there any non-essential external devices connected to your PC that you dont actually need during the meeting?
Unplug them and start your setup.
Your external devices may actually be the cause of BSOD stop errors.
Close all the unnecessary apps and programs running in the background before you join the meeting.
Keep only the programs you know youll be using during the video meeting.
Third-party programs may sometimes interfere with Teams causing Blue Screen of Death errors.
