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Windows 10 is spreading its glory in the aura of tech world, but what makes you incredulous is just a recent error message. The bug which will definitely make you roll out on floor with big laugh is Microsoft's childish act. You are now enough confused, so let's give a full stop to the conundrum and furnish you with the latest jocular ecstasy.
Some tweets has been spreading like a wildfire on web saying Something Happened. What does it mean? Well, the words have a quite heavy weightage. It shows the immature work of Microsoft in Windows 10. This “Something happened” had happened when people tried to upgrade their system with the new OS on day one when it was not available. They went to Microsoft's website and grabbed the ISO file for upgrading. Well, all did work well until an error message popped up to knock users down with a feather.
This error message is not saying anything about the bug, it simply said Something Happened. Weird and quite disappointing from a tech juggernaut in its biggest and final operating system. No information at all, just a childish message and very quickly spread on web via Twitter. Lots of tweets regarding this uninformative error message is circumgyrating to make a fun or to show its anger for the company and its new operating system.
One of the twitter users said that company has given a new slogan to its latest platform. One another tweet also made fun of the juggernaut by congratulating them for "setting a new standard for unhelpful error message."
OH: “It’s going to become their new slogan: Windows 10: Something Happened” pic.twitter.com/TkWQidwS4a
— Roustem Karimov (@roustem) July 30, 2015
Congrats, @Microsoft, on setting a new standard for unhelpful error messages. This will never be topped. #Windows10 pic.twitter.com/A24Ez6tqMn
— Jonathan Timar (@jonathantimar) July 29, 2015
According to all such happenings, it's clear that you will receive this message only if you try to upgrade through ISO file. In-place upgrade will not be showing this message. Well, the fact is not about why use ISO file for upgrading, the point is the error message which is not expected from a quite sincere and big organization.
We are showing some tweets below regarding the same:
Excited to try Windows Existential pic.twitter.com/QpK6VIV9Gy
— Caleb Garling (@CalebGarling) July 29, 2015
Love the error message trying to upgrade to #Windows10 What great detail. Something happened but who knows what #FAIL pic.twitter.com/b7O2KMHOUh
— I am Mustafa (@AngryITMan) July 29, 2015
Bug in @Windows 10 Media Creator: If .iso saved to directory junction, it will fail after download with infamous "Something happened" error.
— Myria (@Myriachan) July 29, 2015
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