Machine compared to computer

[judy61]

sometime's my computer said's not to shut the machine off it's rebooting and about two day's later it said's not to shut the computer down it's re booting .

 

[AntiZig]

well it clearly hung up, pull the power cord and reboot normally

 

[Ubrales]

sometime's my computer said's not to shut the machine off it's rebooting and about two day's later it said's not to shut the computer down it's re booting .

Both mean the same thing. The differences in terminology is because 2 different people worked on the programming (common to have dozens of people working on different aspects) while the program was written. Known as 'Concurrent engineering'.

They both mean exactly what they say 'Do not turn OFF the machine/computer', because doing so will corrupt some files being written/modified. That would definitely lead to problems.

 

[AntiZig]

Both mean the same thing. The differences in terminology is because 2 different people worked on the programming (common to have dozens of people working on different aspects) while the program was written. Known as 'Concurrent engineering'.

They both mean exactly what they say 'Do not turn OFF the machine/computer', because doing so will corrupt some files being written/modified. That would definitely lead to problems.

oh that's what he meant. I read it as if he left it there for 2 days and it's still saying the same thing, haha

 

[Ubrales]

oh that's what he meant. I read it as if he left it there for 2 days and it's still saying the same thing, haha

I can see how one would draw that conclusion! LOL!