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well played!
I’m assuming they mean XP?
I’m still running XP SP2… does SP3 suck or something?
I’ll say it does. I installed it on my laptop. Next day, the harddrive died and had to be replaced.
This pic fails at humor
@... rebelyell2006
As much as I love a good Windows bashing session, an operating system has no effect on the physical integrity of your hard drive. That my friend was just a coincidence. Im sure you can find plenty of valid arguments against Windows that you dont need to go making stuff up.
@Proctojew,
I never said that SP3 literally killed the physical drive. I installed SP3, and the next day the hard drive was unreadable. The tech people could not find any file format on it – instead, there was just an unintelligible mess of data. The tech people were unable to restore it. All they could do was wipe the drive. The only thing I can assume is that SP3 somehow messed with the hard drive.
I like Windows. I didn’t like losing games, music and other files, but I will stick with XP.
@... rebelyell2006
I guess your phrasing about the hard drive needing to be “replaced” was the reason why i understood it the way i did. A better term would have been reformat/reimage. But i, like yourself, use windows even though it does have its ample shortcomings.
MY GOD! A misunderstanding being worked out in a mature and reasonable manner on the internets!? Blasphemy!
@rebelyell2006-They stole all your homemade porn and just told you that so you would not question them.
@...Sarcastastic: BY JOVES, YOU’RE RIGHT!
@Proctojew,
In the end, it was replaced as it was under warranty and the tech guys didn’t know why it failed. They threw it in a spare box and just gave me what I hope was a new one.
@...rebelyell2006: You mean a spare one?
@...Recondomoe: I was about be like “Why” but then I was like “ohhhh”
@RSIxidor,
More misunderstanding and lack of clarity on my part. They threw it (broken drive) in a spare box (box of spare drives), and gave me what I hope was a new one (new, non-broken drive).
I didn’t know SP3 was just the Macintosh Upgrade tool without a chequebook.