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I don't recall Windows XP doing it back in the day. Or if it did, it didn't for boot errors like in Windows 10. I'm not sure because it's been a long time, but
by Beltalowda 4y ago
I don't recall Windows XP doing it back in the day. Or if it did, it didn't for boot errors like in Windows 10. I'm not sure because it's been a long time, but as I mentioned in my other comment, I had people come in with hand-written copies of all of the BSOD message, and you need some time for that (and fairly sure those folks didn't change some setting).
Automatic reboot isn't so bad, but just change it to a minute, or 30 seconds, or "press a key to abort reboot". An intern can do this. Hell, I'd send a patch, let me just find the Windows repo on GitHub...
- jaclaz 4y agoRest assured that not only XP, even 2000 did the same, and of course it did BSOD when booting, the most common being 0x0000007b "Inaccessible boot device". But automatic reboot is a setting in the Registry, the issue is just with the default being "reboot" (I believe this was changed in XP, 2K just stayed on the BSOD by default, if I recall correctly).