Dealing With Blue Screens of Death @ PC Mech

Vikingod · Feb 5, 2006, 01:53 AM

If blue is your favorite color, maybe there is a guaranteed way to start hating it -- by seeing it five times a day, accompanied by really charming messages that gently inform you that any unsaved information might be lossed or that there was a hardware failure and so on. Can you guess what I am talking about? Blue Screens of Death, of course. The effects of Blue Screens can vary from causing slight irritation for the user, to real disaster for the data on the computer, to having to rushing the computer shop for buying new hardware, etc. I was joking about the negative feelings towards the blue color because of frequent Blue Screensm but if you really want (or have reasons -- for instance if you are color blind), you can open the system.ini file and change the Screen of Death to be in a different color.
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Feb 5, 2006, 01:53 AM	#1
Vikingod Int'l Fish Liaison Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: By the light of lamp I sit and type... Posts: 16,197 Rep Power: 112 System Specs	Dealing With Blue Screens of Death @ PC Mech If blue is your favorite color, maybe there is a guaranteed way to start hating it -- by seeing it five times a day, accompanied by really charming messages that gently inform you that any unsaved information might be lossed or that there was a hardware failure and so on. Can you guess what I am talking about? Blue Screens of Death, of course. The effects of Blue Screens can vary from causing slight irritation for the user, to real disaster for the data on the computer, to having to rushing the computer shop for buying new hardware, etc. I was joking about the negative feelings towards the blue color because of frequent Blue Screensm but if you really want (or have reasons -- for instance if you are color blind), you can open the system.ini file and change the Screen of Death to be in a different color. __________ Read More / Source: PC Mech