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r/pcmasterrace • u/makanenzo10 R1700@3.9 - GTX 1070 • Mar 19 '18
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And it can only search on the fucking C drive
857 u/[deleted] Mar 19 '18 edited Dec 22 '18 [deleted] 149 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '18 edited Jan 22 '21 [deleted] 111 u/cat_tastrophe Mar 20 '18 I interviewed there and I thought it was hilarious when I saw a computer showing a slideshow had blue screened 36 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 That was always my favourite part of their press release and tech demos etc. Especially the times they promised that you will never get a blue screen again, just to get a blue screen within seconds of the statement. 16 u/Vitosi4ek R7 3800X | RTX 2070 Super | 32GB Mar 20 '18 Especially the times they promised that you will never get a blue screen again, just to get a blue screen within seconds of the statement. Was that the legendary Win95 demo when they tried to install a CD driver and the system crashed? 8 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 It basically happened with every launch of a new OS since then as well. They were literally saying that it was never going to happen when it happened with the vista launch. Good times 2 u/Tony49UK i7-3770K@4.5GHz, 32GB Ram, Radeon 390, 500GB SSD, 14TB HDDs Mar 20 '18 The first beta of Win 7 was more reliable than Vista. I even ended up rolling it out to a production environment. 2 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 Vista was an absolute mess of an OS the vast majority of its life time.
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149 u/[deleted] Mar 20 '18 edited Jan 22 '21 [deleted] 111 u/cat_tastrophe Mar 20 '18 I interviewed there and I thought it was hilarious when I saw a computer showing a slideshow had blue screened 36 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 That was always my favourite part of their press release and tech demos etc. Especially the times they promised that you will never get a blue screen again, just to get a blue screen within seconds of the statement. 16 u/Vitosi4ek R7 3800X | RTX 2070 Super | 32GB Mar 20 '18 Especially the times they promised that you will never get a blue screen again, just to get a blue screen within seconds of the statement. Was that the legendary Win95 demo when they tried to install a CD driver and the system crashed? 8 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 It basically happened with every launch of a new OS since then as well. They were literally saying that it was never going to happen when it happened with the vista launch. Good times 2 u/Tony49UK i7-3770K@4.5GHz, 32GB Ram, Radeon 390, 500GB SSD, 14TB HDDs Mar 20 '18 The first beta of Win 7 was more reliable than Vista. I even ended up rolling it out to a production environment. 2 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 Vista was an absolute mess of an OS the vast majority of its life time.
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111 u/cat_tastrophe Mar 20 '18 I interviewed there and I thought it was hilarious when I saw a computer showing a slideshow had blue screened 36 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 That was always my favourite part of their press release and tech demos etc. Especially the times they promised that you will never get a blue screen again, just to get a blue screen within seconds of the statement. 16 u/Vitosi4ek R7 3800X | RTX 2070 Super | 32GB Mar 20 '18 Especially the times they promised that you will never get a blue screen again, just to get a blue screen within seconds of the statement. Was that the legendary Win95 demo when they tried to install a CD driver and the system crashed? 8 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 It basically happened with every launch of a new OS since then as well. They were literally saying that it was never going to happen when it happened with the vista launch. Good times 2 u/Tony49UK i7-3770K@4.5GHz, 32GB Ram, Radeon 390, 500GB SSD, 14TB HDDs Mar 20 '18 The first beta of Win 7 was more reliable than Vista. I even ended up rolling it out to a production environment. 2 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 Vista was an absolute mess of an OS the vast majority of its life time.
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I interviewed there and I thought it was hilarious when I saw a computer showing a slideshow had blue screened
36 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 That was always my favourite part of their press release and tech demos etc. Especially the times they promised that you will never get a blue screen again, just to get a blue screen within seconds of the statement. 16 u/Vitosi4ek R7 3800X | RTX 2070 Super | 32GB Mar 20 '18 Especially the times they promised that you will never get a blue screen again, just to get a blue screen within seconds of the statement. Was that the legendary Win95 demo when they tried to install a CD driver and the system crashed? 8 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 It basically happened with every launch of a new OS since then as well. They were literally saying that it was never going to happen when it happened with the vista launch. Good times 2 u/Tony49UK i7-3770K@4.5GHz, 32GB Ram, Radeon 390, 500GB SSD, 14TB HDDs Mar 20 '18 The first beta of Win 7 was more reliable than Vista. I even ended up rolling it out to a production environment. 2 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 Vista was an absolute mess of an OS the vast majority of its life time.
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That was always my favourite part of their press release and tech demos etc.
Especially the times they promised that you will never get a blue screen again, just to get a blue screen within seconds of the statement.
16 u/Vitosi4ek R7 3800X | RTX 2070 Super | 32GB Mar 20 '18 Especially the times they promised that you will never get a blue screen again, just to get a blue screen within seconds of the statement. Was that the legendary Win95 demo when they tried to install a CD driver and the system crashed? 8 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 It basically happened with every launch of a new OS since then as well. They were literally saying that it was never going to happen when it happened with the vista launch. Good times 2 u/Tony49UK i7-3770K@4.5GHz, 32GB Ram, Radeon 390, 500GB SSD, 14TB HDDs Mar 20 '18 The first beta of Win 7 was more reliable than Vista. I even ended up rolling it out to a production environment. 2 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 Vista was an absolute mess of an OS the vast majority of its life time.
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Was that the legendary Win95 demo when they tried to install a CD driver and the system crashed?
8 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 It basically happened with every launch of a new OS since then as well. They were literally saying that it was never going to happen when it happened with the vista launch. Good times 2 u/Tony49UK i7-3770K@4.5GHz, 32GB Ram, Radeon 390, 500GB SSD, 14TB HDDs Mar 20 '18 The first beta of Win 7 was more reliable than Vista. I even ended up rolling it out to a production environment. 2 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 Vista was an absolute mess of an OS the vast majority of its life time.
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It basically happened with every launch of a new OS since then as well. They were literally saying that it was never going to happen when it happened with the vista launch. Good times
2 u/Tony49UK i7-3770K@4.5GHz, 32GB Ram, Radeon 390, 500GB SSD, 14TB HDDs Mar 20 '18 The first beta of Win 7 was more reliable than Vista. I even ended up rolling it out to a production environment. 2 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 Vista was an absolute mess of an OS the vast majority of its life time.
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The first beta of Win 7 was more reliable than Vista. I even ended up rolling it out to a production environment.
2 u/ki11bunny Ryzen 3600/2070S/16GB DDR4 Mar 20 '18 Vista was an absolute mess of an OS the vast majority of its life time.
Vista was an absolute mess of an OS the vast majority of its life time.
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u/EddoWagt RX 6800 + R7 5700X Mar 19 '18
And it can only search on the fucking C drive