On 7/19/2015 10:49 AM, Bucky Breeder wrote:
Vitalic posted this:
On 7/18/2015 5:34 PM, Good Guy wrote:
On 18/07/2015 08:31, Vitalic wrote:

not sure why it happened, I had about 12 tabs open in g. chrome and
was multitasking, I have 8gb ram and a intel i3 processor, I guess I
overloaded things? everything seems to be working fine after M$
collected data and I waited for the percentage done counter reached
100% and rebooted.

No you were using the wrong unsupported browser. Google Chrome is not
a supported browser for Windows system. Have you thought of using
Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge when it comes out on 29th July on
Windows X? You will be surprised how wonderful it is. Instant
recognition of your efforts to use supported applications.

unsupported? what drugs are you on?

Only thing I ever used IE for was to download another browser when I
plugged in the PC for the first time

"Instant recognition of your efforts to use supported applications."

I hope I get a cash award! or maybe a vacation to Aruba!

Chrome haz been known to crash Windows because Google hates Microsoft...
just like in the old daze when Apple (Quicktime) and Sun (Java) used to
give Windows users fits-and-spurts (and BSODs) when installing and
upgrading. Those M$-haterz felt that spnaking the Windows users was the
same as spnaking the M$ company. Chrome is known spyware, so maybe the
malware agents were just having a big party on your system when the whole
contraption crashed...

Ususally, when a BSOD occurs, it's a product of conflict between hardware
and software - if not an outright hardware issue.

Rx: Buy a new computer (they're very cheap now). Upgrade to Windows 10
as soon as possible. And, last but not least; indeed, most importantly of
all other things contemplated, STAY WITH MICROSOFT AND MICROSOFT
AUTHORIZED HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE - thusly you can become a fully
assimilated vegetarian Scientologist with absolutely NO suppressive
engrams infecting your computer[s]. Throw away your medications and
celebrate your newfound freedom!

HTH.


Heh, I'll pass on the Scientology, I'm more of a robert anton wilson
reader or theosophy