Annoying and Unfunny Errors

Annoying and Unfunny Errors is the eleventh episode of Classic Sam Videos overall, the eleventh episode of Arc 1: A Rogue God, and the thirteenth video to premiere on the ClassicSamVideos channel.
== Characters ==
* Microsoft Sam
== Things ==
* Windows
* Errors
== Places ==
* Windows Private Island
== YouTube Description ==
The third series is here, albeit being another error series. However, the concept is kinda different, as it uses errors that I haven't made. 
DISCLAIMER: If you see your error in here, just know that this is not supposed to bring anyone down or harass people. This video is for comedy purposes only.
== Lore Description ==
Even still on the same day, Sam wants to start the community submitted errors now, too. The series is aptly named “Microsoft Sam reads Barra’s Community Submitted Errors.” Mr. B starts at the very bottom, where none of the submissions have been tagged with a creator. All of these errors are during when no people put their names in the author box.
Error 1: Windows tries to put Sam in a reading loop.
Error 2: Another boring test error. Sam is glad that these errors have been separated from AWE.
Error 3: Windows says that an unspecified thing has, indeed, flexed that much.
Error 4: An almost blank test error.
Error 5: An even blank-er error.
Error 6: Windows has destroyed one of Sam’s floppy disks, which contained things that were important to him, similarly to that SD card.
Error 7: Windows wants to eat the cake this time, but just like with those RAM sticks, there’s no possible way that’s happening.
Error 8: Internet Explorer begs Sam to not replace them with Microsoft Edge. Sam just deletes them both.
Error 9: A blank error, except with a single option that seems to imply that Sam can go to Apple’s App Store.
Error 10: Windows encountered an error while parsing, and it had to do with Windows 7 and/or Windows 8.1.
Error 11: Windows correctly states that this is not the App Store.
Error 12: Windows encountered an unknown error.
Error 13: Windows performed an illegal operation.
Error 14: The command processor has stopped working.
Error 15: Windows clarifies that the device driver software was not installed.
Error 16: This is an extremely long error; so long that it is barely readable in the project file for the episode on Mr. B’s editing software. It is about a license agreement that threatens to make the PC self-destruct if Sam doesn’t click agree. However, this error doesn’t have any option buttons.
Error 17: Whoever wrote the previous error realized that mistake, so they posted a version with those options. And thus, this is the end of the episode.
== Director's Commentary ==
NOTE: After all the lore revamps on the document are done, I am going to actually tend to this wiki the way I should've done in the beginning. I'm also going to remake the director's commentary bits. So, as a little disclaimer, the following isn't the final version and may even contain outdated information in some cases.
When I was thinking of the internal title for this episode, the only thing on my mind was one of the old names for Thunderbirds501's (not TB101, different person but similar name) error series, Wacky Windows Errors, which was Annoying and Funny Windows Errors. I realized that I can change "Funny" to "Unfunny" and that would perfectly describe this episode. And yeah, I think when I was making this, the community submitted section on Barra's website just started not too long ago, so I think these are the errors from the very beginning of the submissions! I'll be surprised if they aren't, because these errors make it seem pretty obvious. Anyways, it's obvious that I didn't write these errors myself, so I will just go over my thoughts on each one.
Error 1: This is a pretty solid test error for the submissions section, and I still like Sam's response. It was all I could do, really.
Error 2: This is pretty much just another test error, except with an option button.
Error 3: I have no idea what the context of this error is. Maybe it's referring to the submissions section working?
Error 4: Yet another test error, but with two options instead of one. You can tell that Sam is starting to have second thoughts about doing this in order of first submitted lol.
Error 5: Ditto, except with all three option buttons.
Error 6: The first actual funny error that could pass in a run-of-the-mill error series. Of course, I did the gag where Sam goes over every option that the error gives him, which was a common thing in error series. The "get a life" joke is from GWizard777, along with Sam saying "hey" a bunch of times.
Error 7: Pretty good error, too. I just had to make Sam reference the tenth error from AWE S1EP1 lol. I still think of this as a good callback.
Error 8: Yeah, more old TTS meme references. 'Nuff said.
Error 9: Sam is starting to unleash his inner Windows fanboy. lol
Error 10: Just a error that looks like something Microsoft themselves would put out. Like I said, I was going in order, so I wanted to use this error, too.
Error 11: Yup, Sam is a Windows fanboy.
Error 12: I really like Sam's response here. I don't think I could have made it any more perfect xD
Error 13: I like Sam's response here, too.
Error 14: Sam points out that those links don't look clickable. To me, that's understandable, since you'd have to edit the error itself in a program to do that, but you can only submit errors directly made in the error generator.
Error 15: Sam takes advantage of the fact that the error said it WAS not installed. 'Nuff said.
Error 16: What does Sam mean by "project file?" So far, I have edited all these CSV episodes in VEGAS Pro 13.0, and I edit episodes in the editor, or what I call a project file. Just wanted to make a nerdy joke. Hell, even in this video, you can barely see the text.
Error 17: I like how whoever wrote this error realized that they forgot to include options until it was too late, so they quickly submitted a version with options lol
That's really all I have to say. Yes, as I've said before, I don't care about how popular these videos could get, but I do think it's cool that ~125 people have stayed subscribed so far, as of writing.