Windows Codename: Colorado

*Note: this is episode 28 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Hello. It's me, David, again. I am what people would call a tech nerd. But that's not what i am here for. But instead, I Am here to talk about something that needs to be fully addressed. I Actually had a bad experience with a windows prototype, so here's my story about how i found it.

It was a nice Labor Day morning, as I was playing in my sandbox with my Tonka toys, until, when I Went to get the package off the porch, I Stepped on something hard. Puzzled, I dug deeper until I uncovered an old CD, buried beneath the sand. Intrigued by my unexpected discovery, I dusted off the CD and noticed the words "Microsoft Windows: Codename Colorado" written on its surface, which had the windows XP Symbol. Excitement and curiosity washed over me, especially since I had grown tired of the Windows ME operating system, Due to how unstable it was. Eager to explore this mysterious find, I hurried inside, CD in hand, and inserted it into my HP computer, connected to an E-machines Monitor.

I was surprised when a small window suddenly showed up asking me to install the computer system. Without thinking, I quickly clicked "yes" and started installing the software. As the installation continued, the screen that shows up when you turn on the computer looked like the Windows XP that you're used to seeing. The logo was completely white and seemed to have a mystical shine. But it didn't bother me, since it was in its early stages of testing.

Happily, I pressed on my user account and saw the usual happy desktop background. I quickly made it my own by choosing a delightful Hornby Thomas and Friends wallpaper. This is because I am a very big fan of model railways, and I decided to go with the well-known frog emblem. At first, everything seemed okay, but then I saw something's that were strange.

When I opened the menu, the icon for Internet Explorer looked like it was dripping blood. and the other programs, like Movie maker, were missing. I thought again that it was just the test, but the Blood dripping, made me feel strange and uncomfortable, but I ignored it as a weird glitch. I chose to install five different software's on my computer. They are Nickelodeon Nick Click, Thomas and Friends PC Game: Railway Adventures, Tonka Construction, Kid Pix Deluxe 4, and Clifford's Thinking Adventure. I had my Nick Click camera, the Thomas keyboard attachment, and both the Tonka Construction, Kid Pix Deluxe 4, and Clifford CDs. The programs started quickly and installed quickly because I put them one after another. I opened the program called Kid Pix Deluxe 4 and started using it to draw a picture of a flower. But when I wanted to save my picture, the program unexpectedly stopped working. This was strange, because none of the programs that were installed acted in such a strange and unusual way.

Feeling that something was wrong, I decided to remove the Colorado operating system as soon as possible to prevent any more bad things from happening and to fix my perception.

But unfortunately, no matter what I did, the system wouldn't go away. I tried to use every possible shortcut - Ctrl + Alt + Delete - but it didn't work. I started feeling panicked, like when shadows slowly spread in a dark room.

Feeling really desperate, I finally decided to disconnect my HP computer, hoping that turning it off forcefully would make the terrible situation stop. As the machine lost power, I felt incredibly relieved. Finally, peace would come back.

But when I started the computer again, I felt really sad. A note popped up on the computer screen, telling me that the Colorado system had messed up the main computer settings, making it impossible to start up the disk. My favorite HP was severely damaged and cannot be fixed.

I suddenly realized that the Colorado operating system had taken over my computer completely. The scary thing had stayed in the software and even went into the core of the machine. Now, I had to say goodbye to my old friend and buy a new HP computer, but the good news is I don't have to deal with Windows ME.

Credited to DAVID1235463563, published by JunoTehPlanet