You've tried to enable a useful developer feature named CrashOnCtrlScroll.
You then tried to trigger a crash. Unfortunately, no crash happened.
What can you try now?
You've tried to enable a useful developer feature named CrashOnCtrlScroll.
You then tried to trigger a crash. Unfortunately, no crash happened.
What can you try now?
Here are some tips. In case the tips don't help you, I also offer links to some possible workarounds.
Make sure you created the "CrashOnCtrlScroll" value in the correct Registry key location. There are different key locations for PS/2 vs. USB vs. Hyper-V keyboards. Please see here.
If you're not sure which location to use: It's okay to create the same value in all three locations.
You must reboot your machine in order to make the Registry setting take effect.
Before pressing Scroll lock twice, you must hold down the rightmost Ctrl key.
Do not use the other Ctrl key; it won't work.
If you've tried all three of the above tips, and you still can't trigger a crash, perhaps you could instead:
This post is partially based on an older post by Mohit Jain.