Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 8th Aug 2006 19:22 UTC
Microsoft has begun sharing ideas on how to design a Vista PC as part of what it calls the Vista Industrial Design Toolkit. The kit, which has been distributed to about 70 different companies, offers PC and peripherals manufacturers as well as product design firms a number of ideas on ways to shape PCs and related hardware to complement the operating system's new features. The kits, whose design ideas remain under wraps at the moment but are believed to convey ideas of simplicity and elegance, comes as Microsoft pushes to release Windows Vista in the coming months.
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2005-12-02
"Thats because XP does not show a blue screen by default. It just reboots. If you want to see a blue screen you have to configure that.
So - the only reason you did not see a blue screen is that Microsoft has disguised it.. Every time your computer suddely reboots for no obvious reason - in reallity there was a disguised blue screen.."
Actually no, as I disabled the automatic reboot, so would have seen a blue screen should an error have occured. The only reason why I have not seen a blue screen is because I have a clue.