Modify your BSOD!
This works on real hardware but I would recommend you to use this under a virtual machine
Make sure you have internet access as this tool downloads pdb files for getting offsets of required functions.
Windows builds from 19041.* to current 22000.556 should work
The service created by the program is Automatic and the driver will load at startup
You can change the service setting by using the sc
tool
- Enable test signing by running
bcdedit /set testsigning on
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Copy over
BugCheckHack.sys
to your Windows folder -
Launch the program as an administrator
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Fill in your values and click
Save values
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Then create the service and then run service
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If everything went correctly you should get a message saying "Successfully modified the BSOD"
This option 0xc3s
[ret] out BgpClearScreen
so whatever was present on the screen will be displayed during the BSOD
Libvalinet for downloading and finding offsets in ntoskrnl.exe
using the pdb.
Unknowncheats for getting the kernel base address in the driver.
Stackoverflow for figuring out how to make the program look nicer and not something from Windows 3.1.