I saw that, and it was a cop-out excuse in my opinion. During installation, usually unattended too, your computer does all sorts of unexpected things. It rebo

I saw that, and it was a cop-out excuse in my opinion. During installation, usually unattended too, your computer does all sorts of unexpected things. It reboots, the screen switches off and on, it freezes up for a while. Most old systems had the floppy grind away on boot as well. I fail to see the issue (and it doesn't sound like they even tested it with any users).