The Blue Screen of Death incident serves as a stark reminder of the potential drawbacks and limitations of relying too heavily on graphical user interfaces. One major drawback is the increased complexity and potential for system failures that come with GUIs. In the case of the Blue Screen of Death, a faulty cybersecurity update to Windows led to widespread system crashes, highlighting the vulnerability of GUI-based systems to technical issues. Additionally, GUIs can sometimes mask underlying system processes, making it harder for users to troubleshoot problems when they arise. Over-reliance on GUIs can also lead to a lack of appreciation for the underlying text-based systems that are often more robust and reliable in critical situations.