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Watch 23 years' worth of programs failing to respond in Windows (from Windows 2000 to Windows 11) in just two minutes

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Watch 23 years' worth of programs failing to respond in Windows (from Windows 2000 to Windows 11) in just two minutes: https://betanews.com/2023/03/30/program-failing-to-respond-in-windows/

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In a nostalgic trip down memory lane, YouTube channel Nobel Tech has created a video showcasing the evolution of the infamous "This Program is Not Responding" Windows error message over the years.

The video starts with the prompt in Windows 2000 and takes viewers on a journey through time, ending with the message that shows up in the latest version of Microsoft’s operating system, Windows 11...

Read more in the original article...


Interesting article and video. I have read the article and watched the video as well. Thank you for sharing this.

Edited by Guest

On the other side, I found this interesting comment (by Joshua McCutcheon) on the video:

"Fun fact: The fallback and alt Not Responding prompts are used when the Windows Error Reporting (later Windows Problem Reporting) service is inactive, unavailable or otherwise unable to invoke WerFault.exe, the module used for reporting application faults in Windows Vista and above."

this is very interesting and nostalgic (I still remember the windows xp not responding window) thanks for the article!

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