<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Microsoft has replaced the iconic Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) in Windows 11 with a Black Screen of Death, featuring a minimalistic design with a short error message and an error code.</li><li>The new Black Screen of Death is rolling out to users on the Windows 11 Release Preview build, with a broader rollout planned over the next few weeks.</li><li>Microsoft aims to improve user readability by introducing this redesigned interface, aligning it better with Windows 11 design principles while keeping necessary technical information visible for troubleshooting.</li><li>In addition to the Black Screen of Death, Microsoft is introducing new features like Quick Machine Recovery and Practice Reading in Coach, enhancing system recovery and accessibility options for users.</li></ul>

Windows 11 now features Black Screen of Death for system crash alerts: Everything you should know

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