BSOD: ERROR 777 Failure Operating System Virus Breaks Out on Microsoft Edge Windows 10
In past three months, lots of Windows users upgraded their PC OS to Windows 10 and started to use the fresh web browser Microsoft Edge, but most of them had bad experience with the new system and new browser due to adware and malware causing BSOD: ERROR 777 Failure Operating System popup or similar BSOD alert. These spam alerts display fake message to mislead users into calling spam toll-free number to get tech service which requires remote access permission and payment of much money. BSOD: ERROR 777 Failure Operating System popup locks up web browser including Microsoft Edge, IE, Chrome and Firefox to completely make online surfing impossible, attempting to compromise the victims and make them pay money to scam tech support:
I recently updated to Windows 10. In trying to get onto the internet, I used Microsoft Edge. A message keeps popping up that says “BSOD: ERROR 777 Failure Operating System” and tells me that I have a virus and to call an 800#. My MacAfee scan says there are no viruses. As soon as updated, I received numerous calls from an 800 number telling me there was a problem. When I told the person I thought this was a scam, they hung up on me.
BSOD: ERROR 777 Failure Operating System popup
Today, in the Edge browser, i was searching something in the Bing , suddently I got a blue screen saying BSOD: ERROR 777 Failure Operating System, and it claims that Suspicious activity might have been detected, and it gave me a toll free phone number to call to fix it. Edge is locked up and can only be shut down via Task Manager. When I restart Edge it goes directly to the same blue screen message
