Microsoft announces upcoming OS, Windows 11, a few days ago.
The latest news about the new things we will see with the OS is that it won’t have a blue screen of death.
Instead, it will have a black screen death because the screen color has been changed to black.
Microsoft tested this design feature in Windows 11 preview, as seen by the threshold.
Because the new logon and the shutdown screen will be black with a new OS, Microsoft might be thinking to change the color of the famous death screen also for the sake of conformity.
Seeing it symbolically, black is associated with death in many cultures throughout the world.
That way, the new nomenclature feels fine.
But in the technology world, every time someone talks about the blue screen of death, the name arouses the problem of Windows can give us, every time it goes to check bugs or correct kernel errors and we think the name will remain in popular language for some time until the user forgets it for the screen Black death with a new operating system over time.
Are there more changes to the screen other than color? Not much, according to the report.
The sad face will still be there, like the stop code and crash dump.
Mostly, it seems like being done only for visual improvements and making Windows 11 look different from the previous iteration.
Microsoft changes the color of the blue screen of death with Windows 11
