You know, Windows 3.0 (build 55), Windows 3.1 (build 043e and 068), Windows 2000 (build 1796), Windows 8 (7899 - 8056) are have this kind of Black Screen of Death, too
Yeah but they were all betas. This public build on the other hand gives off a strong indication Windows 11 will be the first Windows version to have the black screen publicly.
@@Leonard_MT Visually it's the best OS that Microsoft has done. People are impressed with the design. But the TPM 2.0 requirement is why Windows 11 will be known for all the wrong reasons.
@@NobelTech I honestly don’t really care about the TPM requirement as long as windows only uses for things like BitLocker. What makes this OS crap is the stupid online account requirement MS Teams baked into the shell deeper bing integration even more removed customization features the supposed lack of code, stability, and security improvements and the fact that windows is *STILL* not bootable on ReFS. As for the athletics they are some of worst that Microsoft ever put out it’s even more inconsistent something about that shade of white makes the right click menus absolutely hideous the taskbar is now in the center I mean wtf (I know that you’re mostly a Mac user so I can’t blame you) it’s harder to know where your pined stuff is at and they made it stupidly fat and don’t get me on the start menu they removed the power of the Start Screen from windows 8 and kept up to 10 and took the worst of the Windows Vista-an option to show recommended files and combined them into a dumpster fire with an ugly unoptimizable layout. And that that so called “glass” effect is just a joke and a slap to the face for the Longhorn team it’s just a simple blur effect that you can do in iMessage and it doesn’t even look like glass at all. And the new icons most of them are good but they really should’ve when all in on either a super complex or super minimalistic design and some of the icons look horrendous like the recycle bin for its ugly gray and angle and the Task Manager for it only being a graph. And the event was a waste of time only showing 2 features that people would really use-Android and the new store the rest was “features” nobody wanted, ask, or cared for or fluff because they did jack sh!t to make this even a windows 10.1
@@NobelTech Agreed, but thr context menu is.. idk.. it just doesn't fit windows, they should make it smaller, make it behave like the old one in terms of spam clicking and.. please bring back refresh I just love spamming the refresh btn :(
Tutorial here: twitter.com/XenoPanther/status/1410420278866366465 You must be on Windows 11 Insider Preview build 22000.51 for this to work. 22000.10 still has the old blue screen of death.
I completely hated the fact Michaelsoft not only made their BSOD black now but also with the "Shutting down" loading background and etc. WHY? IT'S FAR MORE SCARIER THAN BEFORE. If you put the five nights at freedy's ambience sound at background you realize that you computer is now a hell nightmare.
People, please don't try this, if you do this to your actual computer it will brick your computer, forcing you to do a clean install. If you *really* want to do this, then you'll want to do what this guy did and use a virtual machine like VMware.
Does not look as scarry now for some people i guess, i used to be scared, i have lived 10 BSOD's i am not scared, but the black one looked more like confortable
@@NobelTech Hello Nobel Tech, as I see it, this black screen of death was just added for insider preview versions as usual. A Brazilian computer youtuber caused a BSOD in Windows 11 and she is Blue, as in other versions. We have to look at the other Windows betas, which also had their blue screen changed. as in Windows 10, it even had a green screen, Windows Vista, more precisely the Longhorn, had a red screen and other Microsoft systems have already used other BSOD colors.
This is absolutely stupid. The BSOD isn't blue because it mAtChEs ThE rEsT oF tHe DeSiGn. It didn't match until windows 8! It was blue because it's obvious that there's a problem. It has been blue for 30 years! Why change it now?! They changed one of Windows' most iconic things because it "looks nicer".
@@NobelTech Obvius (Is it well written in English?). Blue Screen of Death = BSOD. Black Screen of Death = BSOD. It's incredible. It takes a most creepy touch 👌
Wow I tried it on my PC and it worked but on the second boot it appeared again and it put me preparing automatic repair after it restarted and started normally and GOOD LUCK NOTHING HAPPENED!! Please don't try this at home.
