To Download OR NOT To Download!!!

- Here is another mystery provided by {Microsoft}; I have faced another weird and meaningless glitch in my {Windows Media Player 11}, for some reason that may not be known to {Microsoft} "no surprise" which is that the {Media Player} doesn't update the library at all.

- So instead of going deep into the {registry} to do nothing but to waste my eye fluid, I decided to download the {exe} from {microsoft.com} to reinstall it.

- In less than 10 Seconds I was pressing the download button, and waiting calmly to get it on my laptop, {so I thought}, the next page said this "There is no download available for this operating system"; I have {Windows 7} but I couldn't even find it for {Vista} as always here are the images.

- And as for my problem if you even give a damn, I installed {Zune}.

Microsoft & The Mystical Error Codes

- No doubt that Windows has been rebuilt, designed and TESTED; really tested I am not kidding. I have installed five releases of Windows 7 up to the RC Edition, and I can sense the evolution of the revolution.

- Bill Gates has sent a message to all the Microsoft Troops "that's what they call themselves", the part of the message that I would like to mention is this "...end user are not be counted as a part of our quality department..." this has been told to me by a Microsoft Rep. that I have met a few days back.

- We discussed many points as our conversation went for 40 min, as a friend of mine and I treated him as a prey while we are the walking dead; once he introduced himself it became feeding time.

- He had many answers and well justifications, until I dropped this point that I am about to mention.

- Across the past year I have took an oath to be more productive and less naggy on all my day to day activities, one of the ideas was this blog, another was installing and testing any software that looks interesting to test, of-course Windows 7 was one of them.

- It seems that Microsoft has reserved "error codes" for it's future bugs, just in-case I guess :).

Here is what I mean.
Simply... the Automatic Update of Windows has been running and it gave me the strangest result; With no further ado...



So I clicked on the "Help" and it provided this...



Then let's say that I am the dumb one here so I went to the MSDN...




And this is how Microsoft is planning to conserve all the error codes they can find before they run out of them, as a preparation phase before the Windows 8, which will be coming in a laptop near you by 2011.