By artiemilano - 15/10/2009 19:42 - United States

Today, I let my mother use my computer for school work. Later that day my mom asks me what's wrong with the computer. I look at it, only seeing a "Welcome to Windows XP" screen. She said that she saw a blue screen and pressed L and C when it asked her to. My mom managed to clear my hard drive. FML
I agree, your life sucks 35 043
You deserved it 3 550

Same thing different taste

Top comments

fmlreader1359 0

that's why I never let my family members touch my electronics

This is why i am always careful when i let other people use my electronics

Comments

Darrian 2

If she got a blue screen her options would be to stare at the error like a dumbass or reboot the computer. Pressing L and C are not options, nor would they do anything if pressed. Even if that part was truthful and the hard drive was cleared you would not see "Welcome to Windows" anywhere because there would no longer be an OS and the computer wouldn't ******* boot.

bugmenotmofo 34

my computer booted when i deleted the system file (i was clearing it out to install ubuntu) but it couldn't load the kernel

kirbz 0

So hopefully you learned not to leave the install disc in the cd drive, especially if your computer is set to boot form the disc drive. YDI

YDI for using Windows. Srsly. http://ubuntu.com/ new release is coming this month. Who needs hyped-up crap like OS X or Windows Vista 7 ? Plus, it's really easy to keep updated, doesn't need anti-virus, and has an insane amount of software available.

akshar 0

Thats something my mom would do

That's why I have my computer set to NOT boot CDs. Straight to the HDD for me. And you can't change that without my password.

Spooner1322 0

The downside to this is if windows fails, which it does on a regular occasion, you are totally screwed!

as crap as that is, ydi for not backing up all your work. computers break. a lot.

Why would you leave your Window's disc in your computer? Your fault.