Microsoft is retiring its iconic "blue screen of death," replacing it with a black screen.
Microsoft has announced the replacement of Windows' Blue Screen of Death with a black version in the upcoming Windows 11 24H2 update, aiming to enhance system recovery speed and better align with the operating system's overall design.
Source: Daily Jang
Microsoft is retiring the "blue screen of death," replacing it with a black screen for Windows 11 devices using the 24H2 operating software this summer. This change aims to streamline the unexpected restart experience, ending the infamous blue screen's decades-long legacy.
Microsoft eliminated the "blue screen of death" in favor of a streamlined black screen with error codes for easier system recovery in Windows 11, responding to issues highlighted during last year's CrowdStrike outage affecting 8 million computers and various services.