Windows 8 improved blue screen prompts provide humanized fault query

Microsoft's latest flagship product, Windows 8, "Blue Screen of Death" will replace the past blue screen of death with the latest user-friendly design, while providing the basic information that can be detected. Blue screen, also known as "error termination" program, first appeared in Windows 1985 in 1985, the color is disgusting and reminiscent of the blue giant IBM named.

Text appears on the screen, often ambiguously showing a kernel failure in the computer. Users can't help but restart the computer, no one is spared. The Windows 98 live demo proved that even Microsoft boss Bill · Gates has nothing to do.

Windows 8 will replace the past blue screen of death with the latest user-friendly design. The new crash interface first appeared on Chip Hazard's Facebook page: a bitter face with a line of words “Your computer is faulty and cannot be resolved by itself. Now it needs to be restarted. ”

The new blue screen also provides the basic information about the faults that can be found, which is much easier to understand than the previous terminology.

Although the new blue screen interface is clear and easy to understand, it is unclear whether the user is satisfied.