What is the blue screen of death?
Blue Death Screen is an infamous screen screen that is most associated with Microsoft Windows. Some sites of Nerd humor collect famous examples of blue death screens, such as bugs that appear on monitors to display information about arrival and departure at airports. In general, it does not like to observe the blue death screen in the wild, because it is an indicator of critical systemic errors.
The most striking feature of the blue death screen is, as you can imagine, the blue color used. Anyone who has seen a blue death screen can instantly conjure up unforgettable into a glaring blue background that compensates for the white inscriptions used to show information about what caused a system error that led to a blue death screen. This error occurs only when the computer is forced to stop to protect against a critical error, and is usually accompanied by a loss of data if the user has been stored before the error occurred.
The computer can automatically turn off automatically when the blue death screen is displayed, otherwise the user can be forced to manually turn it off. When you finish the shutdown, the computer is usually restarted and the computer can start diagnostics to determine what caused a fatal error and load as much data as possible. If the blue screen of death appears repeatedly, it may be an indicator of a very serious problem and the user may need to reinstall the operating system or go to the so -called "seffed mode" to solve the problem. The SEFEF Rede is equipped with a stripped version of the operating system that allows the user to solve problems.
For people who are not computer programmers, the information displayed on the blue death screen may look like a GOBLEDYGook. In fact, the information is very useful because it identifies an error by number, error parameters and provides a range of other information that could be used to track PRrounded and preventing it again. Programmers can use a blue screen of death information to quickly identify the main cause of the problem, whether it is a hardware problem or a core software problem.
Many Windows users at some point saw a blue death screen, especially people who used unstable windows or strongly modified their operating systems. Users of other operating systems are sometimes ridiculed by Windows users with the accent of blue death screen, suggesting that their operating systems are much more stable and less susceptible to errors.