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Home - Computer Applications and Other Tutorials - No more blue screens in Windows 11 because it went black (ugh)

No more blue screens in Windows 11 because it went black (ugh)

ROSS by ROSS
July 2, 2021 - Updated on August 4, 2026
in Computer Applications and Other Tutorials

If someone tells you that he has never seen a blue screen in his newly installed Windows 11, you may think that he is joking – but in fact, he may be right, but it probably has nothing to do with system stability, but because this crash state, which is so famous that it is directly named “BSOD”, is no longer blue (eh). Continue reading Windows 11 no longer has a blue screen because it has turned black 🙁 Content of the report.
Windows 11 黑畫面
▲Image source: The Verge

No more blue screens in Windows 11 because it went black (ugh)


With the debut of Windows 11 announced by Microsoft (I don’t know if you have also followed ours)Be the first to upgrade the preview version of teaching, have you tried this new system? ) Someone discovered that this trailer isBiggest update in a decadeWindows 11 really has made significant changes to a classic design that is close to or perhaps even more than ten years old.

Because, Microsoft has officially changed the blue screen that has made everyone “sad” for so many years into a black screen (eh).


▲Image source: The Verge

From Windows 8 released in 2012, we first saw the evolved blue screen with the 🙁 sad emoji, which flashed along with the user’s dumbfounded expression. And if we just want to mention the very origin of “blue screen”, we have to go back to the ultra-ancient period of Windows 3.0. And with Windows 11 in 2021, this blue screen has officially bid farewell to everyone 🙁

▲Picture: Will there be a day when everyone no longer knows about the blue screen?

Based on information obtained by foreign media. The reason for such a change should be directly related to the change of the Windows 11 login/shutdown page to a black background. So from now on, even if your phone suddenly freezes midway through booting, you won’t be blinded by the big blue screen (isn’t that too considerate).

That is to say, the English name of the blue screen was shortened from Blue Screen of Death to BSOD, and it can still be used on Windows 11 (also called BSOD ~ XD). I wonder if it is considered an easter egg? Although everyone probably doesn’t want to see it…

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Further reading:

Foreign experts successfully installed Windows 11 on Xiaomi 8 and OnePlus 6T mobile phones

“Instagram Limited Links” that everyone can use is now in testing!

Source: KOCPC Chinese

Tags: black screenblue screenBSODcrashdesktop systemMicrosoftPCsystemWindowsWindows 11

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