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Wouldn’t it be good…

August 30th, 2006 AEST by Long Zheng
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If Windows Vista’s User Account Control (UAC) could prompt you for this?

UAC prompt BSOD screen


9 Comments

  1. Thanh Ha

    I haven’t seen a BSoD in ages.

  2. Justin

    Going on how picky this is said to be, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Notepad appear as a program that could ‘potentially harm your computer’. Also, add Windows ME to that list!

  3. tom

    me neither… That said I have limited my Win XP machine to only run core applications. Anything out of the ordinary which I don’t use a lot runs in a virual machine under Parallels Workstation / VMWare…

    … makes you wonder why virtualization hasn’t taken off in a big scale a lot sooner.

  4. Long Zheng

    You guys are missing my subtle yet ingenious humour. :(

  5. Mat

    Hey, I found it funny.

  6. Don

    so did I…lighten up guys..appreciate a good laugh when you see one

  7. gbnkgfj

    very ingenious indeed

  8. scottuss

    I like that :-)

  9. Claudio

    LOL!!! I would click cancel….lol…hahaha

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