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Microsoft Surface Has Stopped Working
Microsoft Surface Has Stopped Working
Another day, another Windows error, or so it seems. Fortunately, this occurred in a beta build of Windows 7, running the Touch.TV.Surface application. It's not a system-wide fail, and we still like the Surface, but who doesn't love an error during promotion? [via Gizmodo ]
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Microsoft Surface pops an error and stops working
Newlaunches.com — microsoft-surface_error.jpg We have posted all kinds of WIndows errors from huge BSODs to the crazier ones from Vista . But till date we did not posted an error from Microsoft's latest offering the multi touch Surface. One of Gizmodo's readers caught this one at the CES. [ Gizmodo via Techeblog ] [image]

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