OT:Micorosft Crashes

So I was doing a virtual lab on SQL server 2005. I was waiting for a report
to deploy, so I minimized the window. Brought it back up a minute later and
it was still deploying...so left it again for a bit...brought it back
up...and what do I get....the BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH...
I didn't even know it was possible to get that in a virtual lab session

James

>I didn't even know it was possible to get that in a virtual lab session

well know you know.

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

"Kline Sphere" <.@> wrote in message
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> >I didn't even know it was possible to get that in a virtual lab session
>
> well know you know.
>
> Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

And knowing is half the battle.

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On May 26, 2006 at 11:13am "James" blathered:

> So I was doing a virtual lab on SQL server 2005. I was waiting for a
> report to deploy, so I minimized the window. Brought it back up a
> minute later and it was still deploying...so left it again for a
> bit...brought it back up...and what do I get....the BLUE SCREEN OF
> DEATH... I didn't even know it was possible to get that in a virtual lab
> session

With Microsoft, all things are possible.

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>> So I was doing a virtual lab on SQL server 2005. I was waiting for a
>> report to deploy, so I minimized the window. Brought it back up a
>> minute later and it was still deploying...so left it again for a
>> bit...brought it back up...and what do I get....the BLUE SCREEN OF
>> DEATH... I didn't even know it was possible to get that in a virtual lab
>> session
>
>With Microsoft, all things are possible.

.... apart from taking down spammers,cheats,theifs,coounterfiters oh
and let's not forget producing bug free systems on time and to
customers expectations.

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

Kline Sphere <.@> wrote in news::

>
> ... apart from taking down spammers,cheats,theifs,coounterfiters oh
> and let's not forget producing bug free systems on time and to
> customers expectations.

Now you're just being silly.

Next you'll be wanting them to reduce prices!

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On May 26, 2006 at 3:22pm "Kline Sphere" blathered:

>>> So I was doing a virtual lab on SQL server 2005. I was waiting for a
>>> report to deploy, so I minimized the window. Brought it back up a
>>> minute later and it was still deploying...so left it again for a
>>> bit...brought it back up...and what do I get....the BLUE SCREEN OF
>>> DEATH... I didn't even know it was possible to get that in a virtual lab
>>> session
>>
>>With Microsoft, all things are possible.
>
> ... apart from taking down spammers,cheats,theifs,coounterfiters oh
> and let's not forget producing bug free systems on time and to
> customers expectations.

Behold! I speaketh on to you. Repent!! For the day of judgment cometh!!!

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"James" <> wrote in message
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> So I was doing a virtual lab on SQL server 2005. I was waiting for a report
> to deploy, so I minimized the window. Brought it back up a minute later and
> it was still deploying...so left it again for a bit...brought it back up...and
> what do I get....the BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH...
> I didn't even know it was possible to get that in a virtual lab session
>
>
>
>
You are aware that even though it is a *virtual* system, it is still working on
a complete operating system, right? You know that those Blue Screens are
generally caused by a Kernel failure? So why would the virtual system be exempt
from crashing? You wouldn't get any experience handling Kernel errors if it
didn't. Welcome to the Wild World of Windows.

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