Windows finally runs the blue screen to die to the sidewalk

The famous BSOD screen is heading to an external area. This error message was a major part of the Windows experience for nearly 40 years. It was Microsoft But now we know that the crash will be removed in the Windows 11 update update .

Windows computers So there should be a kind of error screen. Microsoft moves to a black screen of death instead. This new collision screen will be black, as the name suggests, and there will be no zigzag face and QR code. It will be just a black screen with a short message that tells users that they need to restart.

The new BSOD remembers the black screen displayed during the Windows update, but it will include the suspension code and the system driver that has contributed to the disruption. This must make life easier for her.

“This is really an attempt to clarity and provide better information and allow us and customers to reach what is the essence of the issue so that we can fix it faster,” David Weston, Vice President of Enterprise and OS Security in Microsoft, . “Part of it is just cleaner information about the exact error.”

The new BSOD will appear alongside . This tool is designed to restore the machines that will not be operated. These changes are made in the wake of More than 8 million Windows devices were destroyed. The massive power outage affected banks, airlines and major companies.