I experience a blue screen every time I run Fortnite on Windows 10 Pro

Hi irfan mayambei,



Welcome to Microsoft Community.



According to the original description, the device seems to have experiencing some blue screen of death problems related to the game.

This may be a driver problem, a system component failure, or a hardware problem.



According to the relevant support article, some system features(such as virtualization) may affect the operation of the game.

Options to optimize gaming performance in Windows 11 - Microsoft Support

If possible, would you mind sharing more information about this issue with us?

• Is the situation a recent phenomenon?
  
  Or has it existed for a long time?
  
• Were there any special events in the device before the situation first occurred?
  
  For example, system update, driver update, application update, BIOS update, firmware update?
  

To analyze the factors that may trigger the problem, you may need to check whether there are associated dump files or event logs.

• Event Viewer | Microsoft Learn
  
• Read small memory dump files - Windows Client | Microsoft Learn
  

Files can be shared via cloud storage services.

For Microsoft, the common cloud storage service is OneDrive.

Share OneDrive files and folders - Microsoft Support

Thanks for your patience and understanding.

Best Regards,



| Microsoft Community Technical Support

I have reinstalled my Windows and it still happens, I get a blue screen every time I launch Fortnite, stop code: UNEXPECTED KERNAL MODE TRAP

I'm having the same issue. I'm using a Microsoft Surface Pro 3 running Windows 10, build 9926.

Upon launching Microsoft Bingo, the app tries to sign in, and then I get a BSOD. This happens every time.

Also, since I didn't specify, I am using Windows 10.

Edition Windows 10 Pro

Version 21H2

Installed on ‎3/‎26/‎2022

OS build 19044.1889

Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.4180.0

Hi again Another solution based on my experience that I can recommend is that if you have win 11 try the win 10 pro version, that has been the solution to several of my problems as it currently has better compatibility than 11 and does not have so many bugs and then update all your drivers with a program called Driverbooster.

The 'Pro' versions of Windows 10 and 11 are virtual identical to the standard editions. The Pro versions simply have more networking features. In terms of games, anything that runs on Windows 10 will run exactly the same on Windows 11, Pro or not.

Try running the popular benchmarking/hardware gaming monitoring app MSI Afterburner. Run the overlay when playing the game and you'll be able to see your FPS and frame times, plus other information such as CPU, GPU and RAM usage.