scott wrote:
>> It hit a BSoD 14 seconds after first boot, yes.
> 
> I guess in those days (if you were used to Win98 or WinME) that would 
> seem completely normal, whereas today a BSOD usually means something is 
> seriously wrong (either hardware fault or seriously buggy driver).

It was more the fact that XP seemed to do that for everybody else as 
well. When it first came out, it was legendary for crashing on people. 
The company I work for avoided upgrading to it for a long time because 
NT was so much more reliable.

Today of course, it's highly unusual for either OS to crash - unless 
something is really wrong...

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