Hilarious install screen
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It's good to know that WD Diagnostics is hard at work installing ..... features.
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MSIs technically install everything as "features", which are just a collection of "components", filesets and libraries, etc etc. For something entitled "diagnostics", it doesn't surprise me that they cared a bit less about presentation than actual functionality.
Still, you can spend 5 minutes in any run-of-the-mill MSI designer and at least change the default names...
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I like though how they left the "not available" option enabled for the sole existing "feature". I wonder what happens if you choose that and then click "next"...
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Designed by Monkeys using Wix. Oy.
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@tmountjr said:
Designed by Monkeys using Wix. Oy.
I think it was probably designed using InstallShield :)
WiX doesn't use NewFeature1 by default either.
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Someone obviously didn't finish setting up the installer before releasing, but I'm not sure how this is "hilarious" :o
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One of my favourites is that, in Windows 2000, under HKLM\...\Image File Execution Options\, the Symbolic Debugger for Windows 2000 is listed as "Your Image File Name Here without a path" :P
I am not quite sure what that achieves, as I get the impression that images are referenced by filename.
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This may be the most liberal application of the term "Hilarious" ever.
Hilarious: Of absolute miniscule interest only to individuals trapped in sensory deprivation chambers for at least a year.
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@unklegwar said:
Hilarious: Of absolute miniscule interest only to individuals trapped in sensory deprivation chambers for at least a year.
Interesting. That may be the first time I've seen someone get out of the wrong side of bed twice in the same morning, or thrice ...
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@Daniel Beardsmore said:
@unklegwar said:
Hilarious: Of absolute miniscule interest only to individuals trapped in sensory deprivation chambers for at least a year.
Interesting. That may be the first time I've seen someone get out of the wrong side of bed twice in the same morning, or thrice ...
Well, I only get out of one side, but I think I got out twice. Once to pee, once to actually get dressed and go to work.
