I would thing they send him a thank you note if it works....
HRM
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Why not to check sth else?
Why not to check other systems like Ubuntu Linux? Check what it offers at www.ubuntustory.com
Dim view indeed
Not that unusual. Microsoft's PR department has been speculating out loud that no one else in the world can program to the quality standard of Microsoft Engineers. Thats their entire arguement why Windows is superior to Linux. They admit someone else can do the same job as them, for free, and they are openly endorsing open-source software and inviting h4x0rz... more h4x0rz at any rate.
Re: Dim View Indeed
Anonymous #1 Quoted Microsoft: "No one else in the world can program to the quality standard of Microsoft Engineers".
Actually completely true. Problem is Microsoft's standard is: If it doesn't completely suck release it anyway.
This one was a cluster
Microsoft really blew it here. It's tinme to get a MAC
Not MS's fault
Sounds like an HP problem to me, not Microsoft.
Not HP's Problem Either
Same thing happened to me with my Shuttle. AMD64 processor.
doesnt happen with a MAC
if u dont want these problems GET A MAC. mine never blue screens it JUST WORKS
gtfo, go buy a latte and a scarfe.
gtfo, go buy a latte and a scarfe.
It's 100% a MS problem
It's 100% a MS problem. It's MS's responsibility to make sure their OS loads the correct drivers. HP followed MS's specs to the letter.