i was wondering, wen my xp machine bsod'd me while i was programming in pb on a VIRTUAL MACHINE, how many bsod hav people experienced?
im mainly talking about on xp and 2000 - seeing as 9x do it a lot.....
how many Blue Screens of Death hav u caused?
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how many Blue Screens of Death hav u caused?
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Re: how many Blue Screens of Death hav u caused?
> my xp machine bsod'd me while i was programming in pb on a VIRTUAL MACHINE
Are you saying the real XP machine did the BSOD, and not the VM? Wow,
sounds like you need a better VM app... I can't see how anything running
under a VM could cause the real host machine to crash. I use Virtual PC.
Are you saying the real XP machine did the BSOD, and not the VM? Wow,
sounds like you need a better VM app... I can't see how anything running
under a VM could cause the real host machine to crash. I use Virtual PC.
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Got one while working on ntework code my one and only caused by programming. It was more suprising and a little bit funny
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Re: how many Blue Screens of Death hav u caused?
i use both virtual pc and vmware - ive had the same problems on both!PB wrote:> my xp machine bsod'd me while i was programming in pb on a VIRTUAL MACHINE
Are you saying the real XP machine did the BSOD, and not the VM? Wow,
sounds like you need a better VM app... I can't see how anything running
under a VM could cause the real host machine to crash. I use Virtual PC.
i think it was just cos of using the wrong functions....
and its has been b4 with a driver...
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