By silicon.com, 26 September 2008 10:35
This competition has now closed. The winning caption from reader Radical Meldrew was "A request to virus scan hardware in the NHS led to some very confusing results".
Photo credit: Lewis Imagebank
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By silicon.com, 26 September 2008 10:35
This competition has now closed. The winning caption from reader Radical Meldrew was "A request to virus scan hardware in the NHS led to some very confusing results".
Photo credit: Lewis Imagebank
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1. Mike Parmley
User testing on the NHS IT Programme wasn't quite what the developer had envisaged.
2. kenneth wilkinson
"A world first,robber holds up lap top with stethascope."
3. Radical Meldrew
A request to virus scan hardware in the NHS led to some very confusing results.
4. Audrey
I’m afraid you’ve caught a virus
5. Audrey
Now, what was the secret password? Ah yes, “NHS.”
6. P Dragon
Eminent surgeon tries to wipe Tippex off his computer screen
7. Nick Fowler
Passports can now be carried on a computer, but still need to be rubber-stamped
8. Nick Fowler
I think your YouTube may be blocked
9. Karen Challinor
smithers hadn't got his head around the use of telepresence for diagnosing patients
10. Karen Challinor
cautious IT worker repairs NHS Laptop
11. Mike Parmley
I diagnose a slipped disc.
12. John waller
I'm sorry.... I'm afraid I couldn't save it
13. anonymous
Oohhh Matron! Student doctors find another use for the webcams on their Macbooks.
14. John Waller
Slow, lathargic, poor responces, high temperature. Yes I'm afraid it's another case of Vista
15. Phil Stevens
When asked to compare Chrome and Explorer on a laptop, the NHS completely mis-understood.
16. Richard Marshall
"Open wide for me and say QWERTYUIOPASD.... "
17. David Mutlow
If you could just point the web cam at your chest Mr Wilkins I'll see how the old tickers doing.
18. John Ray
You haven't got the heart for NHS IT
19. Ian Parker
Following on from the successful adoption of Fingerprint authentication, Scientists are testing a newer, more secure DNA version
20. Harry Ej
it appears to be getting forever impossible to stamp out them viruses
21. Janet McKitterick
The NHS are taking robotic surgery just one step too far!
22. Ralph Pruitt
"Now relax whilst I probe your RJ45 port"
23. sarah george
PC health check...say Ahhh!
24. Simon Coley
Laptop...nasty place for a virus!
25. anonymous
It's not that Cold!
Do you need me to warm it up?
26. anonymous
Stop dicking about and find that disc.
27. Richard
Just open Windows, then fresh air, exercise and quit smoking.
28. Richard
I'm sorry Mr. Gates: These Vista benchmarks are too slow - even for a long sea voyage.
29. Mike Parmley
No, you're not imagining it Mr Pettigrew - you have mutated into a laptop.