Rather worrying.

It's not Microsoft's fault the hospital's IT department haven't configured the PC properly

@lifenstein Hospitals IT departments are very much dictated to re OS used , not the other way round

Unfortunately most medical equipment suppliers seem to use XP these days :(

That's WinXP, a decade old OS. You shouldn't blame MS for the Hospital's IT department being cheap.

@blinkingled - workstation probably isn't connected to the Internet. Dont have to be on the Internet to get updates.

LoL! It's a metaphor: even before birth, Windows needs to update #fail

Lol! Omg that's funny.

funny!

LOL! Never run medical programs on windows!

Uh... yeah... nah eh!

Why on earth is any hospital machine connected to the Internet in first place? That's insane.

hilarious. at least it wasn't a bsod. and congratulations!

lulz @ some of the comments on this picture

On my wife's turn, I will check for the hospital not having Windows bt Linux now...
hahahha.. Windows sucks..

hahaha I think at this point the wife is pretty much clueless;-/

Would love to have seen the wife when husband paused to take a picture of the monitor

"Action failed. You need admin rights to have a baby. Press any key to continue."

its a bad sign that i automatically tried to click 'restart later' on this picture.

Lol....