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September 8, 2004 12:43 AM
Broken: Subway's digital billboard
Chris Perednia writes from right here in New York:
What do you get when you cross the NYC MTA (subway system), Microsoft, and the latest in advertising technology?
The Drive-Through screen at one of the local McDonald's has had a windows error message on it for the past two months.
Ooh, get a pic of the mcdonalds one :)
My guess is, it's probably a multi-monitor (aka 9 per computer or something), judging from the size on the screen, and they would display 9 different things on different parts of the screen, aka one thing per monitor
Yeah, I saw a video poker machine with a Window's Blue Screen of Death on it a few years back at an arcade. Just wish I had a camera!
its fake, its a mac ad(i hate mac almost as much as walmart)you cantget part of the BSD. besides windows xp dosent have bsd's
XP does still have BSoD's, and they are definitely still blue. However, you only get them for a hardware error, as the 1st comment noted, rather than for software errors as with Windows 9x. I gave myself one a few months back when I changed the motherboard without uninstalling the old m/b drivers first.
Windows XP does have a BSOD! I got one a few months ago about a fatal exception. So far, I've had 2...
I corrected it by reformatting my hard drive.
Windows XP does have a BSOD and its white text on a blue screen as in previous windows OS.! I got one a few months ago about a fatal exception. So far, I've had 2... The only difference is the positioning of the text.
I corrected it by reformatting my hard drive.
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Darn, it's just tantalisingly off being able to read the bugcheck code. Normally a bugcheck is due to faulty hardware, typically RAM.
The system should have been set to reboot itself automatically, though.
Posted by: Mike Dimmick at September 8, 2004 09:26 AM