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Uh, was not it blue? Update leaked to Windows 10 brings ‘Green Screen of Death’
Who ever had to deal with a PC with an unstable memory module, a corrupted installation of the operating system or a CPU fan that insists on working only when it knows how tragic is the constant visit of the classic blue background message of Windows, known worldwide as Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) and dubbed by Brazilian Blue Screen of Death . Apparently, the Microsoft finally decided to put a stop to this bluish threat, but not the way you imagined.Learn more:‘Something happened’: Windows 10 has the most useless error message in the world
Present in Microsoft products since at least the 1990s, the deadly small screen still makes victims even in robust and renewed Windows 10 . However, the leak from a previous build of the Creator’s Update a few days ago revealed that the feature that notifies you when your computer is in trouble and displays an error code can not be solved in time, but will gain a renewed appearance. The main change? A green tone in place of the traditional color, creating a kind of Green Screen of Death!
Green Screen of Death, Green Screen of Death or GSOD? You decide!
As the next major update of the operating system – which should bring a flood of news to the platform – is still in a period of intense testing by members of the Insider program, it is not surprising that these guys like to focus on all material made available by the company , Even that which, theoretically, was placed indirectly in the air. Well that’s exactly what happened to the leak from the 14997 test version of the update.
As soon as the download package was placed on the web, web surfers scoured a number of new items in the patch, between extra features and bug fixes. Although Microsoft has not officially ruled on the matter, one of his employees seem to have taken everything in jest and went to Twitter to reveal that users had not discovered something very interesting in the material. “Well cool to see what the guys are discovering in the leaked build, but they missed a big change! A huge change! “Published developer Matthijs Hoekstra.
Is the future green? More or less…
Eventually, another tweet gave the clue that was missing so netizens would discover this one of the big change: “Green!”. With the hint the puzzle was solved, but also discovered something that should not leave fans of visual change happy. This is because in addition to the update does not really solve the origins of the error messages, the green version of the Blue Screen of Death will only be available for the editions of Windows 10 released through the Insider.
The idea, it seems, is not to bring the design and colors of the Xbox even further into the Windows ecosystem, but rather to easily differentiate problems that occur in stable and test versions of the operating system. Thinking rationally, until the explanation makes sense, since the number of problems in software Beta builds is usually much higher than in the final product. In the end, give up the Death Green Screen may be the price to pay to give a helping hand to developers at Microsoft.Learn more: Programmer Service? – Sponsored
Oh, it’s worth remembering that although the work on the update is paused during this holiday season, work should come back soon after the start of the year. After all, the final version of Creator’s Update is scheduled for very soon: March 2017. Will not the Redmond company change its mind and make more colors available to BSOD by then?
Who ever had to deal with a PC with an unstable memory module, a corrupted installation of the operating system or a CPU fan that insists on working only when it knows how tragic is the constant visit of the classic blue background message of Windows, known worldwide as Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) and dubbed by Brazilian Blue Screen of Death . Apparently, the Microsoft finally decided to put a stop to this bluish threat, but not the way you imagined. Learn more:‘Something happened’: Windows 10 has the most useless error message in the world
Present in Microsoft products since at least the 1990s, the deadly small screen still makes victims even in robust and renewed Windows 10 . However, the leak from a previous build of the Creator’s Update a few days ago revealed that the feature that notifies you when your computer is in trouble and displays an error code can not be solved in time, but will gain a renewed appearance. The main change? A green tone in place of the traditional color, creating a kind of Green Screen of Death!
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