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This is an error I used to get often when copying a lot of files over the network in Windows 98. Yes, that’s right. Windows can not copy the file, because it exists! Maybe it can only copy files that don’t exist?
Either way, I thought it was only a bug in Windows 98. Until I just backed up a network drive to a Windows 2000 machine and I got the error again! Stupidly enough, I forgot to take a screenshot.
After a bit of Google’ing I found out that it wouldn’t have been necessary at all to take a screenshot. It seems I’m not the only one who sees his computer display the most funny error messages.
Here are some “real” Windows error messages:
DOS Error #01: Windows loading, come back tomorrow
DOS Error #02: Windows loaded. System in danger.
DOS Error #03: Windows not found: (C)heer (P)arty (D)ance
DOS Error #04: Out of disk space. Delete Windows? (Y)es (H)ell yes!
Windows Error #01: No error… …yet.
Windows Error #02: Multitasking attempted. System confused.
Windows Error #03: Unexplained error.
Windows Error #04: Reserved for future mistakes
Windows Error #05: Nonexistent error. This cannot really be happening.
Windows Error #06: Unable to exit windows. Try the door.
Windows Error #07: Door locked. Try control-alt-delete
Windows Error #08: Keyboard locked. Try anything you can think of.
Windows Error #09: Mouse not found. Press mouse button to continue.
Windows Error #09: Game Over. Exiting Windows.
Win95 Error #01: Insufficient money spent in hardware.Quote:quote:Originally posted by AnnaThis just last week at school as booting up:
Keyboard not found. Press any key to continue.
That’s a classic one. 🙂
Also, have you ever worked with a wireless link in Windows 2000? “Wireless link not available – Cable disconnected!”
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