<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Microsoft is replacing the iconic 'blue screen of death' with a black screen displaying a restart timer, aiming to streamline the unexpected restart experience for users.</li><li>The change is part of Microsoft's effort to embed resilience and security into the Windows platform through the Windows Resiliency Initiative.</li><li>The new unexpected restart screen will feature a simplified user interface on Windows 11, version 24H2 devices, enhancing readability and aligning with Windows 11 design principles.</li><li>Microsoft is offering extended security updates for Windows 10 users who cannot or will not upgrade to Windows 11, providing options like Windows Backup sync, Microsoft Rewards points redemption, or a $30 one-off fee.</li></ul>

Microsoft To Replace ‘Blue Screen Of Death’ With Refreshed Restart Screen

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