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| Windows 11 Blue Screen of Death turns black |
Microsoft changed the famous blue screen of death (BSOD) to black in Windows 11.
This software will be updated in real time and the new design will be tested on Windows 11. However, the black screen of death is not fully visualized.
It looks like Microsoft is moving to the Windows 11 Black Screen of Death to match the new black screen and login screens.
The blue screen of death was the first big change since adding a sad drink and QR code to the screen in Windows 8 in 2012 and 2016.
Microsoft first introduced BSOD in Windows 3.0 and provides IT and PD professionals with a way to diagnose hardware and memory troubleshooting.
BSOD is a Windows kernel error or bugcheck. They usually contain a data dump that can help system administrators analyze system errors that cause the blue screen.
My Microsoft entered the black screen of death in Windows 11, but the screen is still similar to Windows 10.
The sad face is still there, along with the stop and glitch codes. The current preview build of Windows 11 features a blue and green screen of death, which is the color Microsoft has been using on Windows Insider builds since 2016.
Windows 11 update
The company has not yet commented on why Microsoft changed the color from blue to black.
However, there are some theories. Microsoft is using a new operating system method to fix many parts of Windows 11.
This may be because Windows 11 has made a visual transformation of the operating system and made it more modern in key areas. Including classic parts like the expanded start menu, file explorer, and even the blue screen of death.
One way is to enable the new blue screen of death in the current preview version. Including editing the Windows registry.
Windows 11 will be used more widely in the future. However, the company has not given a specific date.