Old Apple Mac Crash Button!

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Did you know, old Apple Macs in the 80s and 90s used to have a programmer 'interrupt' button. In simple terms you could cause the Mac to stop booting and display the 'Sad Mac' error with the dreaded crash chime!

The Mac used in this video is a Macintosh Classic II (1991), which was generously brought in by a member of the Australian Computer Museum (ACMS), where this video was filmed!

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Imagine someone using this button and having no idea what it does.

mixk

I heard sometimes this button will get stuck, and people will get a working one but they think its broken all because of a sticky button

crazytowerz

0:45 It's a sin when you play the Blast Button

MikiPhonesAndOtherStuff

Person: Ooo what does this button do? *presses it*
Macintosh: *displays the Sad Mac*
Person: Oh.... Sh*t!

OfficialGH

Mac“Good morning!!!”
Push to button
Mac”oh s@&…”
Sad Mac😂

moru-mint

the button you press is supposed to show info about the app i think, but if you try pressing it on startup it crashes

unnamedscribble-auttp

0:20 old apple mac: *self crash activated, crashing now, crash complete*

Riouxkieyt

i scared a bit when i heared the "sad mac" sonud but... Imagine that when you boot the old computer Mac whit the pirated stofware and get the anti-privacy screen!

kidballer