One line of html code to crash Winblows

[MrX]

Yeah, Burz, don't mind X.  
He's in no size, shape, or form representative of any HUMAN contacts on this board.
That being said, I strongly suspect he's an artificial intelligence gone horribly wrong.
If we were in Africa, I'd feed him to the bloody lions.

There, X, how do your greetings go again? :p

I don't know sometimes Im just to hardcore for these softies

[skyman8081]

No, you're just a dick.

[MrX]

for a moderator that's pretty immature to say something like that.

[skyman8081]

for a moderator that's pretty immature to say something like that.

I'm not a mod.

[Aloone_Jonez]

skyman8081 is right, MrX is a dick and has no right to go round calling people imature, he is indeed the most hypocritical member here.

MrX, as nobody here likes you why don't you just fuck off to your other Micro$ucks forums?

[Bossieman]

I found out that some people have seriously big problems with this bug. One person posted this on another forum.

For the record, this link totally fvcked my computer. It froze at first and the mobo started making weird noises. Then I restarted and it would freeze on the desktop screen, with none of my shortcuts appearing. Things started going downhill with drives showing up missing, windows repair installs messing up, etc etc.

I ended up having to wipe EVERYTHING and now I have a fresh copy of windows.

 

But they used another link that is founded on this page

http://www.dd.chalmers.se/~sandvik/winie.html

So it seams like some windows computers have serious problems. But not all. Does anyone know why some windows computers collapses and other doesnt?

[Pathos]

WinXP SP2 + FF 1.0.4 + nVidia FX5200 = stall and requires restart

I suppose it just ran out of memory . Probably attempted to allocate loads of Virtual Memory to make up for it.

This is so stupid. I'm pretty sure the Linux Kernel kills/suspends a process if this happens, my lecturer attempted to overrun the stack but the kernel builders were too smart for him. However this is a heap problem.