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Thin Client going BSOD

The day before last I had to configure a VMware View proof of concept. For this we used HP hardware and a coBSODuple of thin clients from Wyse.

People always tell me that thin clients don’t need support, no management needed, nothing can go wrong. Well.. Don’t let me touch those things then. If I touch them they go boom.

The clients were preconfigured and autologon was enabled. Since we both didn’t know how to get out of the loop (or saw the logout option :oops: ) we thought: Well, let’s keep the shift button pressed during boot. On old clients this sometimes worked. The result is visible in the picture.. Scary.

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Anne Jan Elsinga is a Consultant for Imtech ICT in the Netherlands. He spends his working hours with a lot of virtualization stuff, from feasibility to implementation for server virtualization/consolidation and desktop virtualization. In 2009, 2010 and 2011 he was awarded with the VMware vExpert status. In the night time he dances latin, ballroom and salsa and he also discovered the pleasure of diving.

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    hahahaha well just ‘cos the backend is different (better) doesn’t mean that the product’s bugs are suddenly gone.

    Anyway, if I have any demolitionworks to do, I know I will contact you :)

  • http://www.vmguru.nl Froos

    hahahaha well just ‘cos the backend is different (better) doesn’t mean that the product’s bugs are suddenly gone.

    Anyway, if I have any demolitionworks to do, I know I will contact you :)