Blue Screen of Death turns green

  • The Blue Screen of Death has affected millions since 1993, causing job losses.
  • Microsoft has temporarily changed the screen color to green in beta versions.
  • Including a QR code helps users identify specific issues.
  • The appearance of blue screens has decreased in recent versions of Windows.

The blue screen of death, as it has been comically known since its first appearance in 1993, has been the cause of much displeasure for millions of users, users who have seen their work lost without the possibility of recovering it. This happy screen has always been one of the reasons why many Mac users continue without wanting to return to the Microsoft platform, although, it must be said, in recent years the problem of blue screens has been reduced considerably. This type of screen usually appears when our computer has a hardware problem mainly although software problems also affect to a lesser extent whether this screen appears or not.

As reported by some users of the Insider program, where users can make use of Windows betas before they hit the market, Microsoft has changed the color of this screen, going from blue to green, a color that will only be available to users. users of the betas, since in the final versions it will continue to be blue. A change that does not affect its operation, But at least it will not allow us to quickly distinguish if we are using the beta or the final version of Windows 10 and later versions.

In addition to reducing the number of blue screens in the latest versions of Windows, Microsoft has added a QR code so that the user can know first hand what has been the problem that has caused the unexpected shutdown of the operating system. Previously, the blue screen offered us a large amount of data that most users could not understand, so the problem kept appearing again and again without a possible solution at least in the short term.

When was the last time you suffered from the blue screen of death in Windows 10?


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