Nov 01 2014 | 3:17 pm EDT Richard Buckley

I don't think it means anything, other than there is a mistake. The whole thing is a URI which is a super set of URL. You are likely familiar with a URL like:

The http part is called the URI scheme. In this case it tells us, and the computer, that the URL is for a WWW address. There are many schemes defined but I don't see oode. So a mistake.

Nov 01 2014 | 3:22 pm EDT SirJes

It's actually a short way to launch the setup application, if someone suggested it to you, my guess is link is telling you that setup isn't completed on your device?

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Nov 01 2014 | 3:55 pm EDT Richard Buckley

Do you have any documentation for that? If you type oode:// into the browser you get an error.



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Nov 01 2014 | 3:56 pm EDT thurask

Supposed to be oobe:// ...

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Nov 01 2014 | 4:00 pm EDT Richard Buckley

Ah, that works.

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Nov 01 2014 | 5:53 pm EDT dviles

Do you know how long it took to copy Bla1ze's broken link into my browser, just to see that stupid meme. Crackberry app doesn't even let me copy and paste it into a browser.

Why did.t it just show up in the app?
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Nov 01 2014 | 6:55 pm EDT FF22

I think he was on Grimm last week!

Nov 19 2014 | 11:17 pm EST TheScionicMan

Are you sure it wasn't Futurama? Woop woop woop

Nov 19 2014 | 11:56 pm EST gimjay

It means 'Out Of Box Experience' ya all. More like an initial first impression of your phone when You first take it out of the box and set if up yourself.

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Nov 20 2014 | 12:45 am EST Prem WatsApp

Microsoft loves OOBE, and actually insists on PC manufacturers (OEMs) to let you go through the Out-of-the-box-Experience, so you can click to accept the infamous EULA... :-)



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