Microsoft is testing a new feature in Windows 11 that prompts users to run a memory scan after a blue screen of death (BSOD) crash. This proactive diagnostic tool aims to improve system reliability by detecting and addressing memory issues that could cause system instability. Currently, the feature is rolling out to Windows Insiders and is not available for ARM64 devices or systems with certain security settings.

The article introduces Auto Dark Mode, a tool that automatically switches Windows 10 and Windows 11 between dark and light themes based on the time of day. It includes additional features such as wallpaper changes, accent color adjustments, and custom script execution, enhancing user productivity and comfort. The software is available for download via multiple platforms, including the Microsoft Store and GitHub.

The article discusses the current challenges faced by users as Microsoft has discontinued support for Windows 10, leaving many feeling frustrated with Windows 11. It highlights the difficulties in adapting to the new operating system and the implications of the transition.