The Windows Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) is triggered when the operating system detects a critical issue that compromises system stability, causing it to shut down immediately and restart. These errors are often caused by problematic or incompatible device drivers, including updates that introduce bugs or conflicts within the system's kernel. To quickly resolve BSOD errors, tools such as Datadog's Windows Crash Detection integration can help detect them and provide context for troubleshooting. This integration generates an event via the Agent each time it detects a Windows system crash on startup, providing information such as the time of the crash, the offending module responsible for the crash, and a bugcheck code. By analyzing this data, organizations can identify potential causes, roll back problematic driver updates, and take corrective action to prevent further disruptions. Additionally, Datadog's integration offers additional visibility into Windows Kernel memory usage, allowing for more granular analysis of system failures.