Well, maybe it's not as bad as it sounds, but it's still not so good. As you're probably aware, over the last week or so Windows users of all stripes (not just Windows 7 users, as it turns out ...

Some Windows 7 or Vista computer users may be facing the problem of seeing a Black Screen for even up to 10 minutes when the users unlock their computers. This article provides a fix for this problem.

Millions of Microsoft's new Windows 7 users face a "black screen of death" when starting up the latest operating system. The software giant is investigating reports that a security update released ...

All FUD aside, there does seem to be an actual black screen of death issue, it just isn’t impacting “millions” of Windows 7, Vista, and XP systems. More like thousands. Maybe hundreds.

Have you run into the black screen of death in Windows 7 yet? I haven't, but that's probably because I only use Windows as a conduit to playing Team Fortress 2 and spend only as much time as I can ...

He said the company had identified ten or more problems that can trigger the dreaded black screen and that Windows 7, Vista, XP, NT and Windows 2000 are affected. Source: NZ Herald.

You have to pity the poor folks in at Microsoft (MSFT). Just when they come out with a Windows 7 release that most of the tech world seems to like, an update wreaks havoc with what is likely to be ...

Your Windows PC may show a black screen due to a malfunctioning Windows Explorer process, which is responsible for displaying several UI elements, including the taskbar, Start menu, and File Explorer.

Windows 7 haters: step back. The Black Screen of Death isn’t relegated to Microsoft’s latest OS. Security firm Previx states that the Black Screen of Death can affect Windows XP, ...