Endless Reboots on Some AMD PCs with Windows XP SP3 »
Posted By TechnologyExpert 1 year, 7 months ago in Science & TechnologyAh, yes, as I've said before, let others feel the pain of early adoption before you join in. Some users with AMD CPUs are experiencing endless reboots after installing Windows XP SP3. This was after Microsoft delayed delivery of SP3 because of issues with Microsoft Dynamics RMS.
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The outright stupidity of Microsoft is amazing. Instead of writing a program that actually works, they constantly produce sh*it that needs constant patching. Amazingly they don't test the product before release, or they just don't give a rats arse.
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