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Very true indeed, although with Win95 you could type pretty much anything into the run box and it would BSOD its funny cuz its true Ah yes, the good ol' times Attempting to call any "reserved names" would crash you. It was not until Windows 98 Second Edition that they fixed the problem.
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Build 5308.
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We all know it's currently in its beta stages. But for Microsoft's oh-so-confident claim that it's rock solid, has proven them wrong so far.
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I would if I had permission to create a new topic in the Windows Vista section
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Windows Vista did not intercept the crash attempt. The system files were actually corrupted, rendering Windows unable to boot.
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Nah, actually, it was crashed successfully on my test machine, by using a malicious program. Which shouldn't happen. After all, Microsoft claimed that Vista is the "most stable and reliable operating system ever".
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Today, Windows Vista has successfully been crashed, after 2 seconds of execution of a malicious program. On Microsoft's behalf, their claim of "the worlds most stable operating system" has proven failure.