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cool
Tainosan11 1 year ago
cagate pelotudo KB KB KB
no mentira :D
p3lux 3 years ago
Dude it's like too much programs you installed, hundreds of processes, rarely use Disk Defragmenter! No wonder you are vulnerable to the BSOD...
rizkyadika 4 years ago
Windows had lots of crashes, esp. Windows XP... Get a Mac or Linux!
JRQ93 4 years ago
I've never had the BSOD on XP? I thought it was no-existant on XP.
JameZ2k 4 years ago
well, when you have a exent technologies *.sys file in the system folder and you install XP over its own installation, you keep seeing those BSOD's...
PcTechInfo 4 years ago
most of the time you can't see them on the XP because the computer is set to reebot when that appens.. :D
i already see it, when i destroied the boot file.. :D
gajomau 4 years ago
Then I've had a few diverted BSOD's then because my computer's randomly restarted during PC games and stuff.
JameZ2k 4 years ago
sometimes it restarts because of the drives of your hardware.. i had some problems like u and after i update my hardware drives the problems are gone.. :D
gajomau 4 years ago
hahaha, sorry for my english but this is very funny, the guy cannot create shortcuts in he's desktop because this can be a crash? Fuckin Windows
danielvarjao 5 years ago
yea that can override your ram when opening a program
xX1NS4N3Xx 5 years ago
no wonder how you got a BSOD, look at how many fuckin shortcuts and programs you have on your desktop
NastyPogo 5 years ago
I like your Desktop theme where did you get it.
xX1NS4N3Xx 5 years ago
The background image is a photograph that i've taken in amsterdam :)
miouge 5 years ago
cool
IchibodCrane 5 years ago
Good shot!
dexter152 4 years ago
you can download it its called WindowsBlinds
movieguy101 5 years ago