A BIOS with musical taste

[Lashiec]

This is the strangest thing I ever seen in a Microsoft site:

[attachthumb=#]

And the coolest feature added to a BIOS. Scrap your voltage regulation, I want "Carmina Burana" when the computer is going to fry itself. And wouldn't be cool to play music in the background so the BSOD experience would be more pleasant?
via Romhacking.net

[Ralf Maximus]

"A system fault has occured.  Here is some soothing music while your PC reboots."

[cranioscopical]

Is it true that the latest Award BIOS updates this to Mozart KV 626?

[Ralf Maximus]

Speaking of musical interludes from unusual hardware, I used to have a program for my Commodore 64 that would play "Daisy" on the floppy drive... by thrashing the stepper motor back and forth a zillion times per second.  It generated a variable frequency buzz that would make your teeth ache.

It was something you always demonstrated on other people's hardware.

[scancode]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6438700334710473669 WOOT!

[PhilB66]

Apparently, you missed this post about laser printers 

[jgpaiva]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6438700334710473669 WOOT!

[Lashiec]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6438700334710473669 WOOT!

You know that some members around here bitch about printers not working in the 64-bit builds of Windows? That's the answer, driver writers have too much free time in their hands, and they prefer to do "play" classical compositions with laser printers instead of giving proper support under Windows for them... Oh, where is the corporate discipline these days...