I remember getting a Longhorn build - it took all day to install, and 15-20 minutes to boot. The first and only time I booted it up, I was greeted with an anal

I remember getting a Longhorn build - it took all day to install, and 15-20 minutes to boot. The first and only time I booted it up, I was greeted with an analog clock. The seconds hand tended to get stuck and jump 3-10 seconds at time. The only reference I can find to it: http://lifehacker.com/5078415/analog-clock-adds-a-classic-timepiece-to-your-system-tray?comment=8772452#comments http://lifehacker.com/5078415/analog-clock-adds-a-classic-ti... That's when I knew that it might be a good idea to stick with XP until further notice. Further notice ended up being 6-7 years, when I finally went and bought Windows 7.