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I NEED TO REPORT EVERYONE FOR NOT FOLLOWING MY RULES OF CONDUCT HERE IN THIS FORUM. JUST FYI. I MAKE THE RULES AND EVERYONE HAS TO FOLLOW THE RULES AND IF THEY DON'T FOLLOW THE RULES JUST FYI I WILL REPORT EVERYONE WITH FULL HEADERS BECAUSE I GET OFF ON REPORTING WITH FULL HEADERS. JUST FYI. MY DAD SAYS THAT I TALK ABOUT VAGINA TOO MUCH. MY DAD SAYS THAT I WILL NEVER SEE A REAL VAGINA AGAIN. JUST FYI!
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In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo and I discuss the Windows 7 Family Pack comeback, a new round of Microsoft layoffs, the unexpected success of Xbox Live, Windows InTune, an update on "Windows Phone Secrets," ripping audio CDs, and Paul's "new" iPhone 3GS. Read the Full Story
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Saddled by a PC maker-supplied version of Windows 7 with crapware? Fear not, with the Windows 7 Backup and Restore utility and a little know-how, you can restore your PC cleanly, without the crapware. Read the Full Story
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Last week, a passel of leaked PowerPoint slides appeared to give a sneak peek of Microsoft's plans for Windows 8. (I should call them "alleged Microsoft PowerPoint slides" or something, but Mary Jo Foley and Ina Fried are accepting them as the real deal-and that's good enough for me.) Among the features mentioned: A new technology for superfast startups (a perennial boast of new versions of Windows dating at least back to Windows 98), multiuser login via face recognition, an improved help system, and a tool for restoring Windows to its original settings without munging your data. The company would apparently like to help PC makers build machines that have …
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Details are starting to leak about features and functionality Microsoft is planning for the next version of the operating system, which may or may not be called Windows 8. Over the weekend, Francisco Martin Garcia, a Microsoft Active Professional partner based in Madrid, Spain, posted purported internal Microsoft slides that suggest Windows 8 will include faster startup times, 3-D graphics support, USB 3.0 and Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity, and the ability for users to log in via facial recognition technology. The blog Microsoft Kitchen published several additional slides Monday that are dated April 2010. The information in the slides is sparse, but there are ple…
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Looks like Windows 8 is starting to come into focus. Read this at Mary Jo Foleys blog this morning. Source: All About Microsoft
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Hi >I came across fairly new dell pc which crashes with blue screen on normal >boot. Safe mode boot works but trying to install anti-spyware like Malware >Bytes or Combofix gives 'Access Error' to registry. I therefore decided to >repair the windows. During repair when it comes to 'Installing Devices' and >'34 minutes remaining' it got stuck for very long time. I rebooted the pc >and allowed it to continue and again it got stuck at the same place. What is >it I can do from here. There is some stuff on the pc which ideally I would >not like to loose if possible if I have to completely wipe out the partition >and re…
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Bill, You never help people here either. Why don't you just slither away too. You are just here to make noise and stir the pot. I have, and everyone who frequents this NG, has never witnessed you offering any type of helpfull advice to anyone. Please leave or STFU. Best Regards, Douglass McDonald Microsoft VIP
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Bill, You never help people here either. Why don't you just slither away too. You are just here to make noise and stir the pot. I have, and everyone who frequents this NG, has never witnessed you offering any type of helpfull advice to anyone. Please leave or STFU. Best Regards, Douglass McDonald Microsoft VIP
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This dumb **** is such fun to pick apart. The **** keeps falling out of his mouth as fast as this idiot can move his lips. The TRUTH is Bill is on cracl/cocaine most of the day. You people are talking a language that Yanaire RyanAire does not understand. It contains LOGIC and FACTS! The Moron has studied SQL Server as a beginner in 2007, and attempted VisualBasic, making some living off these Microsoft products and hence promoting Windows. His brain is too primitive to learn a real language like C or C++. Or be a man enough to code in Assembler, machine codes, octals or just binary. Are you aware of what OS most supercomputing …
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Windows 7 ships with the latest version of Microsoft's web browser, Internet Explorer 8, which offers such new features as the Favorites Bar, Web Slices, Accelerators, Visual Search, and InPrivate browsing. Read the Full Story
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WOW! I just had a Vista computer doing the same thing. I used a slight alteration of the method described to but essentially the same fix. A bad .manifest file. Also, I had a bit of trouble copying a new file into the location and had to change some file and folder security settings to allow copy-to access. Thanks to Mindless Automation for the post on the fix though. Learn something new every day in computers. All is good. Now I just got to get rid of those nasty viruses and rootkits. Mark -- cgos ------------------------------------------------------------------------ cgos's Profile: http://forums.techaren…
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Oahu isn’t Microsoft’s only Hawaiian-themed code name. Project Hawaii from Microsoft Research, an initiative “investigating how we can use the cloud to enhance how we use mobile devices.” More...
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I guess you think people can't read news for themselves. Did you know that females have a vagina and men do not? You seem to be confused when you ask the men in the forum about their vagina. Men don't have a vagina you TURD. On another note, you will NEVER see a real vagina again in your lifetime! HA HA HA HA HA HA.
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Starting July 12, Microsoft’s annual Worldwide Partner Conference kicks off in Washington, DC. The company’s loudest messaging at the four-day event will be that Microsoft partners need to be “All In” with the cloud, just like Redmond itself. More...
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Has anything happended with regards to disabling mandatory driver signing for x64 Vista? Still not possible? I have a computer I hardly use because I can't install several programs. Are there any other solutions to my problem here? (Install linux (probably the other half of my programs won't work), install windows 7? OSX? Buy a mac?). -- rodnebb
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Hi folks, Win Server 2008 R2 Could you please help me to find out the mistake committed to set up static IP Address with following steps Start -> Control Panel -> Network and Internet -> Network and Sharing Center -> Local Area Connection -> Properties Networking highlight "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)" -> Properties check "Use the following IP address 192.168.10.100 (check) Validate settings upon exit etc. including setup DNS -> Advanced IP Settings (tab) Interface metric: 1 WINS (tab) (uncheck) Enable LMHOSTS lookup (check) Enable Net BIOS over TCP/IP -> OK -> OK -> close -> Apply this fix It a…
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Going to Start Menu and then to Control Panel, I have it set so that Control Panel displays as a pop out menu. How can the font size be changed on this pop out menu? I have tried the Advanced Appearance Settings and can make the other items on the Start Menu any size I wish but, not the Control Panel pop out. It is way too small of a font size. Any ideas?
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you can not resize dynamic volume directly,except the simple and spanned volume.the to other volume,is impossible(except under the operating system Windows7/Vista/2008.you should read know more information--Dynamic Disk Partition Management and Extend, Shrink, Resize Dynamic Volume.http://www.dynamic-disk.com/resource/resize-dynamic-disk-partition-volume.html DerekDaSilv wrote: Extend Volume 18-Jan-08 Hi Everyone, I have a 80Gb HD. I created a C: volume of 20GB and the 50GB went to another new volume (D: drive). I have 10GB of unallocated space. I recently noticed I need more HD space on the C: drive. I went into the …
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kevpan...@hotmail.com wrote: > ANN: TORNADO TOUCHES DOWN IN CENTRAL WISCONSIN!
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It sounds like Microsoft is readying new beta builds of two low-end Windows Server releases — known as “Vail” and “Aurora” — to be released next week, timed with the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference, according to my sources. More...
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Hello, and thank you for reading my post. For some time now, I noticed that my PC's "click sound", which normally appears while surfing in IE 6, wasn't working. I'd learned that I'd need to visit the Start Navigation sound in Control Panel-->Sounds and Audio Devices, and select Windows XP Start.wav...which I'd do, but it wouldn't stay in place as soon as I clicked on "Apply". Because of this issue, and others, too, I reinstalled a "clean" version of Windows XP SP2, and then upgraded it (&, by extension, IE 6) to SP3, over the past weekend, but, while that sound DOES now play, it still doesn't stay permanently associated with the …