That’s the BSOD to computer geeks, and if you do not know what it means, be thankful.
This will mean less capacity for blogging until the problem is diagnosed and fixed–KSH.
That’s the BSOD to computer geeks, and if you do not know what it means, be thankful.
This will mean less capacity for blogging until the problem is diagnosed and fixed–KSH.
Let this be a lesson to you – get a mac!
Thank the Lord, I haven’t seen a blue screen of death in years. And no (sob), I don’t have a Mac.
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Hah! For a dime, I can get you a better OS that will probably run on that laptop, and I’ll make 10 cents in profit.
Linux.
🙂
I always thought it was PBSOD – Pretty Blue Screen Of Death!
#3 I’ll second that. Having a Live Linux CD (one that boots to an operable system) is a good way to trouble shoot to see if it is a hardware or software issue.
One word: Macintosh
#1 and #6: Amen and amen!
Go Apple!!!!! You’ll never be sorry. Baby apple person (3 months)
Mac user since 1990. No BSOD ever. Plus you can run Accordance Bible software. A must.
Upgrade time! Yes. So don’t waste any money on repairs. If your laptop is out of warranty you’re better off slapping the drive on a sled and migrating it to your new shiny laptop. If the drive is cooked, well then just grab your back up…you did back up right? Definitely go Mac Hardware is cheep compared to the cost of your data. Hours and hours of work singing the blues…
#3 and #5 Amen, amen and amen. Plus with the right version of Linux, you don’t even need to install your Bible study software: it comes with the OS.
Linux user since 1999. No system crash ever, except when I dropped a laptop on the floor and broke the hard drive. And even then, I still managed to recover my data.
#1, #6, #7, #8 & #9 Alleluia!
(Mac User since 1983)
I was bloggin, just as happy as I could be
Ev’ry day was a blogging day for me
Then bad luck came a-knocking at my door
Icons were bright but they’re not bright anymore
Blue screens
Staring at me
Nothing but blue screens
Do I see
‘puter screens
Coming up blue
Nothing but bluescreens
All day long
Never saw the comments plodding along
Never saw things going so wrong
Noticing the news hurrying by
When you’ve got blue screens, my how I cry
Blue screens
Staring at me
Nothing but blue screens
Do I see
(with apologies to Irving Berlin)
And look at it this way, Kendall. If you switch to a Mac or Linux, not only will you get a better experience, but you also won’t be supporting abortion.
That didn’t quite work as planned.