Did you know: In addition to the blue screen, does Windows also have a 'dead' green screen?

Anyone using a computer running Windows operating system, have at least once encountered a "blue screen of death" every time the operating system encountered an error. When it comes to blue screen of death most people will think of blue but there is a truth that not everyone knows that the Windows 10 version also has a green "death screen".

Green and blue "screens of death" have identical content and meanings. The difference is that the "green screen of death" appears only on computers running Windows 10 with the Insider Preview test version, and adds a message that users are using the "Insider Build" version.

This means that on the official versions of Windows 10, if the blue error screen appears for any reason, it will trigger the green screen of death on the Insider Preview.

If you do not know, the Preview is the least error-prone version, most similar to the most official of the three test Windows versions that Microsoft created. The Windows blue screen background error message simply helps users to identify which version of Windows they are using.

When using the Insider Preview, if you are constantly screen green, you should switch back to the official Windows version to make the computer work more stable.

In April 2017, the "green screen of death" first appeared when Microsoft released the Creators Update. Previously, the technology company still used the blue screen of death standard for Insider versions of Windows 10.

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