Can’t resume Windows from hibernate on your 32-processor?
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It’s not uncommon to come across a patch for a software problem you’ve never heard of or thought was possible. In most cases they’re caused by an unconventional use-case or a bad combination of hardware/software configurations. Sometimes the symptoms are so exceptional it makes you ponder about who in the world would be affected by it in the first place. I wouldn’t be surprised if in this case it was just one person. The Microsoft KB article speaks for itself.
I beg to ask, who discovered the problem, what was the fault, who uses a consumer operating system on a supercomputer and what would happen if you had 31 or 33 processor?
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Maybe Bill Gates discovered the bug.
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I supposed they meant 32-bit processor.
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Originally posted by LatecomerX:
Maybe Bill Gates discovered the bug.
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hahaha
maybe their 32 processors add up to 3.2Ghz
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Originally posted by eagle:
hahaha
maybe their 32 processors add up to 3.2Ghz
Or maybe! 32Thz!?!! -
Originally posted by kenn3th:
Or maybe! 32Thz!?!!then BSOD
The current processing capability of your computer exceeds the maximum allowance for Windows. Please downgrade your processing capability, then reinstall windows again.