Black Screen of Death Hype?
What do you think?
PCWorld just published an article to the effect that MS calls this Hype.
What does that mean?

Here is the story:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/183471/microsoft_dont_believe_the_black_screen_of_death_hype.html

Please explain this to mean.
I think that when MS denies anything, it is Hype.
So then, how is it not hype?
Just in CASE, possible solution: http://www.troublefixers.com/black-screen-fix-windows-7-black-screen-of-death-error-fixing-tool/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+troublefixers+%28TroubleFixers+-+All+about+fixing+computer+troubles%29Prevx has since apologized to MS.

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We apologize to Microsoft for any inconvenience our blog may have caused. This has been a challenging issue to identify. USERS who have the black screen issue REFERRED to can still safely use our free fix tool to RESTORE their desktop icons and task bar.”

We’ve also checked with our worldwide Customer Service and Support organization, and they’ve told us they’re not seeing “black screen” behavior as a broad customer issue. Because these reports were not brought to us directly, it’s impossible to know conclusively what might be causing a “black screen” in those limited instances where customers have seen it. However, we do know that “black screen” behavior is associated with some malware families such as Daonol.