Windows finally kicks the blue screen at the sidewalk

The notorious blue screen of death (BSOD) finally heads for a junkyard in the north. This error message is a key element in the Windows experience for almost 40 years. Microsoft was But now we know that the crash screen will be deleted in an update of Windows 11 .

Windows Computers There must therefore be a kind of error screen. Microsoft goes to a black death screen instead. This new crash screen will be black, as its name suggests, and there will be no fruitful face and cute QR code. It will just be a black screen with a short message that tells users that they must restart.

The new BSOD recalls the black screen displayed during a Windows update, but it lists the stop code and the system pilot that contributed to the crash. This should make life easier for administrators.

“It is really an attempt to clarity and to provide better information and to allow us and customers to really get to the heart of the problem so that we can repair it faster,” said David Weston, vice-president of the company and operating system security at Microsoft, . “A part of this is only cleaner information about what has not been bad.”

The new BSOD will make its debut alongside the . This tool is designed to restore the machines that will not start. These changes are made following This has crushed more than 8 million Windows devices. This massive breakdown had an impact on banks, airlines and large companies.