Windows 10: BSOD shows up as green for insider build even though i am on stable

BSOD shows up as green for insider build even though i am on stable. I get a bsod and it appears as green for some reason.

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Do Windows Insiders ever get a stable build?

Hi BenHLF

It is only when you leave the Insider program, then when the next stable build is released you are upgraded to that, but you must leave the program first and you are already running an insider build of 2004 . . .

 

Microsoft Introduces Green Screen of Death Exclusively for Windows Insiders

Especially for those of us that troubleshoot BSOD events and analyze DMP files from others' computers the "Green" screen will be a big help. First and foremost a user's description of their problem will most often alert us
that the issue is on an Insider Build. Such knowledge will require us to look father into a Windows related cause before that of drivers even if a driver is indicated in the analysis. Meaning the build could be making stable drivers seem faulty though the
actuality is the other way around.

Microsoft Introduces Green Screen of Death Exclusively for Windows Insiders

https://www.groovypost.com/news/microsoft-green-screen-of-death-gsod-windows-10-insiders/

Article by MVP Andre Da Costa

Hope this helps.

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Rob Brown -
Microsoft MVP <- profile - Windows and Devices for IT : Bicycle - Mark Twain said it right.

 

Do Windows Insiders ever get a stable build?

Alright, I'm wondering if Windows Insiders do end up getting a stable version at some point or another. It's only that the May 2020 update has been released and I still can't seem to get it.

Here's some info about my build:

Windows 10 64-bit

Insider Slow Ring Build 19041.264 (Version 20H1)