US-based technology giant Microsoft has been on the agenda for a few weeks with its new operating system, which it has only called Windows 11. Users are currently trying to understand what this operating system offers and how it performs compared to Windows 10. As such, from time to time, an important detail about Windows 11 can be reached by chance.
We all know that one of the most annoying problems of Windows is the blue screen error. This error, which causes users to search for solutions for hours when appropriate, puts users in a difficult situation as it can be caused by different reasons. The Verge, which was wondering how this error would look in Windows 11 and examining this issue, encountered a very interesting situation. It seems that Microsoft will make the blue screen history in Windows 11.
Blue screen will turn black in Windows 11
According to the discovery made by The Verge, the blue screen will now appear as a ‘black screen’. This innovation reveals that the page showing the errors will be updated for the first time after 2016. In those years, Microsoft added a QR code to this error page, enabling faster results on problems. We hope that Windows 11 will become an operating system where users will rarely encounter this page. . .
Microsoft has not made an official statement regarding the black error screen of Windows 11. In addition, it is not clear for now why the company made such a change on this screen. But considering that the company has made major appearance changes in Windows 11, we can only see it as a result of its modernizing work. If Microsoft makes a statement regarding this matter, we will continue to keep you informed.
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