Funny error messages

-
World's Funniest Windows Error Messages: We all know how it sucks to see error messages. If you have been using Windows all your life, you have probably seen lots of them already.

Since some people have learned to look at the bright or should I say funny side of life, they have decided to create something out of those error messages. They have Photoshopped or edited some Windows error messages and made them look so realistic to try to tickle our funny bone.

I want you all to sit back, relax, and enjoy our collection of some of the world's funniest Windows error messages:


BSOD must be closed


What will you do now?


Missing keyboard





Too much uptime


Bad Office Assistant


Windows has performed an illegal operation


The operation completed successfully... or not!


Microsoft EULA violation


Deleting data on a free space


Totally understandable EULA


Everything's messed up


Just an Error Reminder


The Missing Tips File


Windows Hardware Update


What would you do now?


Blackmail!


The end of the Internet


Random error


Replace user


Error deleting files


Too much errors


Remind me next year


From a Russian ATM machine

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Apple Applies for Patent on Thinner, Brighter Screens « SciTeDaily

-
Image
Apple Applies for Patent on Thinner, Brighter Screens A patent application submitted by Apple for technology allowing thinner, brighter screens was published earlier this month. The technology consists of dual-function capacitive elements integrated into a display screen. Current touchscreens on devices like iPhones and the Nexus One require a touch-sensitive capacitive surface to be overlaid on top of an LCD display. This increases weight and adds complexity because the touch-screen elements must be made transparent. This new invention allows the capacitors in the display system itself to act as individual pixels as well as collectively as a touch screen. “A display with integrated touch sensing capability may be manufactured using fewer parts and/or processing steps, and the display itself may be thinner and brighter.” The application shows the technology potentially being used in iPods, iPhones, and Macs. Subscribe to the blog or follow us on tw...
Read more