Microsoft To Change The Face Of Windows Blue Screen Of Death: What You Will See

Microsoft To Change The Face Of Windows Blue Screen Of Death: What You Will See

Windows 11 update in the coming months will include a major change linked to the Blue screen of death (BSOD) issue that was prominent during the Crowdstrike outage in 2024.

For decades, Windows has shown the blue screen of death in the event of critical errors: Microsoft explains why it now wants to change it in Windows 11 - on macitynet.it Microsoft wants to change the Windows 11 death screen

Microsoft is testing a new BSOD in Windows that removes the frowning face, QR code, and traditional blue color.

Fade To Black: Microsoft Is Killing Some Blue Screens Of Death In Windows

A few days ago, Microsoft redesigned its login UX to facilitate the use of passkeys, but more recently, it released Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.3653 (KB5053658) with a new UI design for an unexpected restart screen. Newly added features included Quick Machine Recovery and speech recap in Narrator. Members of the Windows Insider

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Goodbye Blue Screen of Death, Hello Mildly Passive-Aggressive Restart Message

Ah, the Blue Screen of Death—our old frenemy. If you've used a PC in the last three decades, chances are you've stared into that soul-crushing frowny face more times than you care to admit. Well, it looks like Microsoft is finally giving it the ol' Ctrl+Alt+Delete.In the latest Windows 11 Insider update, Microsoft is testing a new UI for system crashes, swapping the infamous blue screen with what I'm calling a "Green Screen of 'unexpected restar…