pretty, isn't it?

i was installing a program and it hung up on me. at the same time, i was browsing the 914club site.

the result is kind of artsy ...
Andy

Look deep into my screen, You are getting sleepppyyyyyy

Ian in Iraq

19 days- leave for Baghdad
31 days stateside
39 days to drive


What is this?

You mean your computer isn't supposed to do that?...... I think I have a problem...

A little busy thoe.........








dumb computer question, how do you capture a screen like that?

QUOTE

i was installing a program...

Translated: I was surfing some porn sites, and some malicious spyware tried to f-up my computer.

QUOTE (Qarl @ Apr 8 2006, 09:07 PM)

QUOTE i was installing a program... Translated: I was surfing some porn sites, and some malicious spyware tried to f-up my computer.

actually, if you look at the top right corner, you can see the stalled setup program ...


i don't surf porn with IE, too many "backdoors" ...
Andy

he said "backdoor"...

I just want to know how you took the screen shot...
you should have no memory at that point..no keyboard..no mouse...

Rich

QUOTE (army dude @ Apr 8 2006, 10:01 PM)

Look deep into my screen, You are getting sleepppyyyyyy Ian in Iraq 19 days- leave for Baghdad 31 days stateside 39 days to drive What is this?

Mrs. K

QUOTE (SirAndy @ Apr 8 2006, 10:11 PM)

QUOTE (Qarl @ Apr 8 2006, 09:07 PM) QUOTE i was installing a program... Translated: I was surfing some porn sites, and some malicious spyware tried to f-up my computer. actually, if you look at the top right corner, you can see the stalled setup program ... i don't surf porn with IE, too many "backdoors" ... Andy

yah, he said "backdoor"

QUOTE (Toast @ Apr 8 2006, 10:04 PM)

dumb computer question,  how do you capture a screen like that?

Prt Scr

It's a button on the keyboard. It's directly above the "Insert" key if you're using a regular qwerty keyboard.

If you're using a laptop, then you have to search around the keyboard for "Prt Scr".

That just copies it. Then go to some image program and paste it, then save it.


- Ted

QUOTE (r_towle @ Apr 8 2006, 10:14 PM)

I just want to know how you took the screen shot... you should have no memory at that point..no keyboard..no mouse... Rich

It's just that one program that's not responding...

The way he made that art was by dragging that window around, so if you close the program that wasn't responding it should be back to normal.

Am I completely wrong on this one?


- Ted

QUOTE (r_towle @ Apr 8 2006, 09:14 PM)

I just want to know how you took the screen shot... you should have no memory at that point..no keyboard..no mouse...

hail to the wonders of isolated memory segments ...

since the 386 CPU hit the market, they all have something called "Protected Mode".
each task will run in it's isolated memory segment (well, actually more than just one) ...

the CPU was maxed out at 100% when the setup task got stuck in a loop and it froze the desktop as well, but the browser was still running, as was the mouse (hail to interrupts!) ...

de-selecting the browser and ALT-PRTSCR did the trick, then ALT-CTRL-DELETE to bring up the Task-Manager, kill the setup task, kill the explorer task, open a new explorer task, start photoshop, paste clipboard into new document.

voila!
Andy

I misread that.

I had a virus that did exactly the same thing a few years ago...it would open browser windows till the computer crashed...no way to take a pic of that one...
took a few seconds...you just got to watch..

I thought his system hung...I like the pic...its a keeper...

Rich