Start Menu Coming to the Bluescreen of Death in Windows?
A post to Twitter, designed as a joke, may actually give hints to a much evolved Start Menu for a coming Windows 8.x update.
May 27, 2014
Not quite.
According to a Twitter post by Microsoft's Technical Fellow, Mark Russinovich, Microsoft will be adding an actual Start Menu to the Bluescreen of Death in a future Windows update. Mark suggests the new feature is due to customer requests, but clearly this is a bit of a joke, and could be just a way to make customers salivate over the Start Menu itself. For reals…what could a Start Menu actually accomplish when the computer locked up?
The Start Menu presented in Mark's screenshot is a full-featured menu component much like that provided in Windows 7 and earlier, i.e., not currently available in Windows 8.x and more evolved than the screenshots we've seen posted around the web for a future Windows 8.x update.
Funny to me is that, to improve Windows 8.x for customers, Microsoft has to de-evolve Windows to fix Sinofsky's dream.
You asked and we're listening: We're bringing the Start menu to the Bluescreen of Death pic.twitter.com/8PpGW2cXzz
— Mark Russinovich (@markrussinovich) May 24, 2014
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