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Encountering the VIDEO_SCHEDULER_INTERNAL_ERROR error can be a frustrating experience for Windows 11 or 10 users. This Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) typically signals a problem with the video scheduler component of your graphics card driver, which is responsible for managing video data between your operating system and the hardware. The error can indicate a corrupted, outdated, or incompatible graphics driver, but may also stem from system file corruption, malware infections, faulty hardware, or even issues with recent software installations. Sometimes, third-party antivirus software or problematic Windows updates can trigger this stop code. It's most commonly seen when running demanding video tasks such as gaming, streaming, or using graphic-intensive applications. Hardware issues, such as a failing GPU or improperly seated video card, can also be at fault. In rare cases, damage or corruption in the Windows Registry or system files is responsible. The error message itself usually prompts an immediate system restart, but without guidance, it often leads to repeated crashes. Identifying the root cause is key, as the error can result from both software and hardware malfunctions. Fortunately, there are several systematic steps users can take to resolve this issue and restore system stability.

AnarchyRansom Ransomware is a malicious program classified under the notorious ransomware category, which targets computers by encrypting data and demanding ransom payments for decryption solutions. When it infiltrates a victim's system, it immediately proceeds to encrypt files, making them inaccessible. This ransomware appends the .ENCRYPTED extension to the compromised files, altering their original filenames and thus rendering them unrecognizable. For example, a document like report.doc becomes report.doc.ENCRYPTED. AnarchyRansom utilizes sophisticated encryption algorithms—either symmetric or asymmetric—to lock the files, making it nearly impossible to reverse the encryption without the unique decryption key held solely by the attackers. Following encryption, AnarchyRansom alters the desktop wallpaper with a demand message and additionally drops a ransom note titled READ-ME!.txt on the victim's desktop. This note warns against using third-party decryption tools and advises immediate contact with the cybercriminals via the provided email, coercing victims into paying the demanded ransom.

RESOR5444 Ransomware represents a growing category of cyber threats known for encrypting valuable data and demanding payment for decryption. Once active on a system, it encrypts the victim's files, adding extensions composed of five random characters, like .WSnPt, to filenames, signaling the files have been compromised. The ransomware employs sophisticated encryption techniques, either symmetric or asymmetric algorithms, to ensure that decryption without the necessary keys is nearly impossible. After successfully encrypting data, RESOR5444 changes the desktop wallpaper and creates a ransom note titled Readme.txt on the victim's desktop or other locations. This note warns the victim that their files are encrypted and that sensitive data might be leaked online unless a ransom is paid. Cybercriminals behind this ransomware strongly advise against involving third parties and request direct contact for payment instructions.