And because Bill never ran into them, maybe that's why they didn't get fixed.
If he had, he would have fired off another memo. Since Bill G rebooted his machine every night (instead of being forced to reboot when the problems mount up), he didn't see those instability and slowdown issues first hand. Why should I do that? I reboot every night - why should I reboot at that time? He has a hard time of it, finding all sorts of usability problems. In the memo, Bill plays the part of the clueless user as he tries to download a program from the Microsoft web site. Time to reboot.Įver wonder why that happens? The answer may have been revealed in a 2003 memo from Bill Gates, who retired from Microsoft on Friday. Your cursor lags, or when you move windows around they leave droppings on the screen. Your programs slow down, or you start getting inexplicable error messages. You know the drill: you've been using your Windows computer for a while when things start to go wrong.
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