Behind the Blue. How BSOD works, and how does it SAVE your PC?

Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) is a Windows response to an unresolved situation. But have you ever wondered how the blue screen works? Who made it? What is behind it, and how is it organized? In this video, we will try to get an answer to these questions. 0:00 - Intro 0:40 - How does the latest Windows respond to system process failures? 1:20 - How did the BSOD appear? 3:17 - BSOD was originally harmless: the real first appearance of 3:52 - Low budget Task Manager: Windows 3.1 4:07 - What was the original name of the blue screen? 4:37 - Fun fact #1 4:45 - How did this come into Windows NT? 5:08 - Why BSOD is blue? 5:55 - BSOD in Windows 11 7:06 - Where is a BSOD and how does it work? 9:14 - Calling BSOD manually 9:38 - Fun fact #2 9:52 - Rainbow screen of death and other fun stuff 11:24 - How it works? 11:53 - Windows BSOD Customization 13:51 - Is it possible to remove BSOD? How will the OS work in such a case? 18:00 - Summary, thoughts 18:17 - What did you do about the BSOD in general? 19:06 - What do you think about it? How often have you encountered a blue screen? Your opinion. 19:20 - Titles, acknowledgements, end