IceMan37

Anymore most will use speedfan for fan control instead of temps,l I agree with Bill that in most cases the motherboards BIOS will be where you want to go for accurate temperature readings. I go back and fort between CoreTemp and HWMonitor as far as software.

I use HWMonitor

Congratulations Dougie. :)

Actually the other scan, the first one scanned fine I didn't have the backout line issues, or any issue running the scan. I am now scanning with the other link too, though I don't need to you can see I have NOD32 installed. It looks like Tony may have a browser/driver or other computer issue there.

Ok so we see here what is going on. One link installs the.exe which will reside in program files, and the other link installs a browser add-on.

Yep and now I have that same GUI you got Cindy And now a totally different scan GUI

Let me try to scan with that other link and see what happens.

Ok I see what happened looks like you accessed a different link altogether. This one, which will only install the .cab file. If you google Nod32 online scan it will give you two entirely different links, one will give you the .exe, the other .cab. I believe this was your link here.

Interesting here is my screenshot. Just took it since I wanted to see it for myself.

As far as running or saving the .exe you only have to run it you don't have to save it. This is actually common for online versions of scanners these days from what I have seen Tony. I use Bitdefender online as well as Norton online for alternate scanning to augment WD. (I won't use the full Norton product of course) and they are the same you have to run a small .exe to have access to the scan functionality. Trend Housecall is also the same. You cannot do the free scan without running the scipt tool they provide that activates the basic GUI of the program and allows for the scan itself. My scan did take a while because I chose both the malware/virus scan and also possible incompatible programs etc. As far as the blacked out lines in the boxes you have there not sure, but it might help to know if you have ever seen this type issue before, and what system you are using when you view this site. I mean it could be something like a GPU driver issue or something along those lines. Or, could be a simple browser/OS issue.

Let me try to duplicate this issue BRB.

DDR4 is just as easy to install as DDR3-DDR2-DDR was I have done 4 builds with it so far zero issues. My building has slowed down to a crawl from what it was before bit I sill do it on occasion. Bill is right there really isn't much different at all other than timing latencies. DDR4 default timings see to average about 16-16-16-36 or so, and a good enthusiast kit will be something like 15-15-15-35 @ 2400 mhz.

I switched from Verizon about 6 years ago and went with T-Mobile and never looked back. Very good service.

I have a yahoo account as well, but I have not used it often so I really didn't notice any issues and I was thinking about using that one as my main email account. I also recently got an outlook.com account as well so I think I will use that one as my main account going forward everyone seems to like it and recommend it.

Well for just a tad over $110.00 you can get a very good GPU with DX 12 capability that will play any game with respectable framerates at 1080P. Not to mention the great IQ that AMD cards give you. The deal @ newegg here. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127886&cm_re=r7_370-_-14-127-886-_-Product