If you really want an error, then unplug the camera ribbon cable from its socket. Just go to the camera and a black screen error would appear. You can always try the save corrupting too.
Hey Jackus This can be done using several ways, one including editing the registry and using the NumLock key, but the one we’ll check today is much simpler
First, you need to have PowerShell installed (you can produce the same outcome by using any tool that can interface with WMI, PowerShell is the easiest)
Then open an elevated PowerShell console and type :
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Get-Process | Stop-Process
A nice BSOD will appear