"Billy Bobs" <BillyBobs@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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| David, I do and it shows System Idle Process CPU at 97, yet the HD light is

| flashing constantly to almost solid on.

|

 

The HDD light could be connected to something totally different, especially if

you installed a 2nd HDD or a PCI card to connect the HDD's to. I suspect

radiation from a cordless phone that's if Norton AV is not involved. <jk>?

Cymbal Man, The HDD light is connected to the mb.

The HHD light works with either drive as the boot drive. XP or Vista.

The HDD runs fine with the XP drive when firing up programs and such it

flashes and then stops.

But it is not constanly flashing like it does with Vista.

The drives are connected with sata cable on mb.

No cordless phones in the area.

No Norton.

 

"Cymbal Man Freq." wrote:

> The HDD light could be connected to something totally different, especially if

> you installed a 2nd HDD or a PCI card to connect the HDD's to. I suspect

> radiation from a cordless phone that's if Norton AV is not involved. <jk>?

Mr. Arnold, wOw ! Lots of new tools and info to look at, thanks !

I wonder how would anybody get past my firewall router ?

I tried CurrPorts and found a bunch of "customer-reverse-entry" listings.

What should I be looking for with this program ?

 

With Process Explorer how do I know what DLL's are good or bad ?

I have many locale.nls and a C_1256.NLS with no company name.

 

I found the ProgramChecker Personal Edition program for free when I was

checking out the dll's info.

http://www.programchecker.com/file/7479.aspx

Is this ok to use for this purpose ?

Please advise.

Thanks !

 

 

"Mr. Arnold" wrote:

>

> "Billy Bobs" <BillyBobs@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:6CC46B1B-E18C-4274-A54F-B1DFBD11D292@microsoft.com...

>

> > aaaak, why does everything need .net to run............

>

> That's because it's the premier program development solution on the MS

> platform.

>

> http://www.dotnetpowered.com/languages.aspx

>

> And about this disk thrashing you're talking about, it could be that your

> entire HD data is being uploaded, and you don't know that it's happening. I

> knew a person who had his computer compromised, the HD was being uploaded,

> and he asked the question. Why is my HD always thrashing? <g>

>

> You can use CurrPorts on Vista as Active Ports doesn't work. With Process

> Explorer, you go to Menu View/Show Lower/Pane/Show all Dlls, and PE will

> show everything a running process in the upper pane is hosting. You can also

> right-click a line in the upper or lower pan to get more information.

>

> <http://www.windowsecurity.com/articles/Hidden_Backdoors_Trojan_Horses_and_Rootkit_Tools_in_a_Windows_Environment.html>

>

> <http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/default.aspx>

>

>

>

Dave, mine is not going klunkety klunk yet, but if it keeps thrashing I am

sure it will be.

 

"Dave" wrote:

> It could... the last one I had go bad, went ker-klunk,

> ker-klunk,ker-klunk,ker-klunk,ker-klunk,ker-klunk

>

> --

> http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview

>

> "Billy Bobs" <BillyBobs@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:2A694805-BDA5-4DD2-93D4-6C756DEFC20D@microsoft.com...

> > Dave, so a constant thrashing drive indicates a bad drive ?

> >

> > "Dave" wrote:

> >

> >> Just because the drive is new, doesn't mean it can't be bad.

>

>

"Billy Bobs" <BillyBobs@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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> Mr. Arnold, wOw ! Lots of new tools and info to look at, thanks !

> I wonder how would anybody get past my firewall router ?

 

It doesn't take much in today's environment with users that don't practice

safe hex that will click on everything under the Sun at a website or click

on a link in an attachment from a unknown email sources or even if it they

are known sources.

 

If the computer gets compromised, then the user has had involvement in

someway. It just doesn't happen by itself.

 

http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Security/Hundreds-Click-on-Click-Here-to-Get-Infected-Ad/

> I tried CurrPorts and found a bunch of "customer-reverse-entry" listings.

> What should I be looking for with this program ?

 

Any doubious connections to remote IP(s) by applications running on your

computer that you don't know about, which they can also circumvent the

infromation that a personal firewall would be showing.

>

> With Process Explorer how do I know what DLL's are good or bad ?

 

A DLL will be signed by the company who makes the DLL, which you can check

by right-clicking a DLL in the lower pane and go to Properties. If you

suspect some kind of rouge activity with traffic you are suspicious about,

then CurrPort will show you the application and the connection being made.

You can then use PE to look at that process to see what it is hosting to see

if you can spot anything that doesn't look right.

 

Also a clue will be what directory is the DLL located. If it's an O/S DLL,

then it should be running out of the System32 directory. If it looks like an

O/S DLL or exe like Svchost,exe and they are not running out of the System32

directory, then you should be very suspicious.

> I have many locale.nls and a C_1256.NLS with no company name.

>

> I found the ProgramChecker Personal Edition program for free when I was

> checking out the dll's info.

> http://www.programchecker.com/file/7479.aspx

> Is this ok to use for this purpose ?

 

 

If the program above can help you in anyway to make a determination, then

there is nothing wrong with it.

 

The bottom like is go look for yourself from time to time with the proper

tools and see what is running on the computer.

 

http://www.claymania.com/safe-hex.html

Vista has known problems if you play music on your PC. Seriously.

 

On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 14:49:01 -0800, Billy Bobs <Billy

Bobs@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I have let Vista do this hardrive thrashing for many many months now.

>I have had it and can no longer take it.

>I read that it should have stopped after awhile but it has not.

>I just started tweaking to try and make it stop.

>I cannot find what is causing the hard drive thrashing or what is holding me

>up.

>I have to wait my turn just to do the basic computer stuff, why ?

>All of this background running around vista does is not helpful to me.

>

>Can you make a stripped down expert version for gamers ?

>You have so many vista versions already, what is one more?

>Make it so that does not have all of this background bs running, indexing,

>cacheing and whatever you think needs to run in the background using up all

>of my resources. Have options so I can turn all of this off.

>

>I have turned off vista indexing, defragmenter, search, superfetch, aero,

>and killed everything else that is not needed with Autoruns.

>

>The hard drive still constantly thrashes for hours and HOURS !!!!!

>This has been going on since I first installed it way back in June 2007.

>I have searched to see what is sucking up all of the CPU cycles and nothing

>shows up in task manager.

>So it is hidden and yet the hard drive light is going a thousand miles an

>hour and the CPU usage is way up and so is the ram usage.

>I have no virus or malware.

>I run vista defender when it pops up on the one day I tell it to run so it

>is not it.

>I am trying to use the computer but the computer will not let me because it

>has to run some bs in the back ground that everybody tells me should not

>affect me.

>Well it does !

>Plus Vista uses up all of my ram to guess at what I am going to open next ?

>Give my ram a break !

>This hardrive thrashing affects everything I do. I have to wait on it. It

>holds me up. It affects my streaming interent radio, cutting it off and on

>and then completely off. I have to refresh it to start playing again. This

>happens all night long !

>I have to wait for webpages to load, etc...

>

>Always waiting on Vista !

>

>I just sat here all day playing the internet radio while watching video with

>18 web pages open, checking mail and uploading pictures without one radio

>hiccup in XP.

>

>I have to use a third party defragmenter just so I can get defragmenting

>over with in 5 minutes versus the 18 hours vista takes.

>Where are the little boxes that show me how defragmented it is and how much

>longer I have to go until it is done.

>

>I would rather wait for a search than have to wait every time I boot up for

>vista to let me do something.

>

>Everything crashes.

>Then vista tells me to download the latest updates that I already have.

>I submit for solutions from Microsoft and I get nothing.

>

>I have none of these problems with XP and never did.

>

>I am using a 4800x2 dual core with 4gigs of ram, two 7800gtx video cards in

>sli, raptor hd, everything is watercooled and Vista still brings it to its

>knees all the time.

>I have all updated drivers for everything.

>WHAT GIVES ???

>

>Is Hollywood to blame ?

>http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~pgut001/pubs/vista_cost.html

>

>It is going to suck when I am forced to have to use vista !

>

>I do not know where else to vent my frustrations about this software to get

>it fixed.

>

>I have tried every tweak guide to get it running better but nothing helps to

>stop the hd thrashing!

>

>What do I do now ? :(

>

>Please help !

>

>Thanks !

>

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thetruthhurts @homail.com wrote:

 

|Vista has known problems if you play music on your PC. Seriously.

|

 

For some reason MS has limited the MIDI configuration options in Vista.

However, if you have a well written music program like Cakewalk Sonar 7

it's all taken care of within the program. Actually the improved memory

and disk handling in Vista makes it easier to create smooth recordings

even on lower end systems (lower end here means 2 GB RAM).

 

But again, I really like Vista. I like to say it since it's a long time

I've said that about a MS product. I've always had Linux on my

computers in addition to Windows and used it quite a bit since it

worked better for me than Windows did. Now it's Vista which has my

preference. I have no strong feelings about operating systems. I use

what works for me. Right now it's Vista. Also for music.

 

--

//ceed

In article <eGiYcw8VIHA.4076@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl>,

Mr. Arnold <MR. Arnold@Arnold.com> wrote:

>

>If the computer gets compromised, then the user has had involvement in

>someway. It just doesn't happen by itself.

>

 

That's not true. Worms can spread on their own by searching for

machines they can exploit and using those vulnerabilities to install

more copies of themselves.

thetruthhurts, I try to play pandora radio that works thru IE and I cant on

vista, why ?

It cuts out and stops playing.

I refresh the webpage to restart the music and it plays until I open another

webpage and then it stops again.

If I make posts in a forum pandora stops again and again and again, WTF

!?!?!?

I have no problems in XP doing the same things I just mentioned.

I try to watch videos and vista give me a blank webpage telling some bs

error.

Yet I can watch these same videos in XP with no problems.

 

What is the use of having a computer if it is so crippled that I cannot use

it for what it is intended for ?

 

This is total BS !

 

 

 

"thetruthhurts @homail.com" wrote:

> Vista has known problems if you play music on your PC. Seriously.

Mr. Arnold, thanks for the tips.

 

 

"Mr. Arnold" wrote:

>

> "Billy Bobs" <BillyBobs@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:27AC021E-D7A6-48A3-A2B3-73AE4FE1CAF8@microsoft.com...

> > Mr. Arnold, wOw ! Lots of new tools and info to look at, thanks !

> > I wonder how would anybody get past my firewall router ?

>

> It doesn't take much in today's environment with users that don't practice

> safe hex that will click on everything under the Sun at a website or click

> on a link in an attachment from a unknown email sources or even if it they

> are known sources.

>

> If the computer gets compromised, then the user has had involvement in

> someway. It just doesn't happen by itself.

>

> http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Security/Hundreds-Click-on-Click-Here-to-Get-Infected-Ad/

>

> > I tried CurrPorts and found a bunch of "customer-reverse-entry" listings.

> > What should I be looking for with this program ?

>

> Any doubious connections to remote IP(s) by applications running on your

> computer that you don't know about, which they can also circumvent the

> infromation that a personal firewall would be showing.

>

> >

> > With Process Explorer how do I know what DLL's are good or bad ?

>

> A DLL will be signed by the company who makes the DLL, which you can check

> by right-clicking a DLL in the lower pane and go to Properties. If you

> suspect some kind of rouge activity with traffic you are suspicious about,

> then CurrPort will show you the application and the connection being made.

> You can then use PE to look at that process to see what it is hosting to see

> if you can spot anything that doesn't look right.

>

> Also a clue will be what directory is the DLL located. If it's an O/S DLL,

> then it should be running out of the System32 directory. If it looks like an

> O/S DLL or exe like Svchost,exe and they are not running out of the System32

> directory, then you should be very suspicious.

>

> > I have many locale.nls and a C_1256.NLS with no company name.

> >

> > I found the ProgramChecker Personal Edition program for free when I was

> > checking out the dll's info.

> > http://www.programchecker.com/file/7479.aspx

> > Is this ok to use for this purpose ?

>

>

> If the program above can help you in anyway to make a determination, then

> there is nothing wrong with it.

>

> The bottom like is go look for yourself from time to time with the proper

> tools and see what is running on the computer.

>

> http://www.claymania.com/safe-hex.html

>

>

"the wharf rat" <wrat@panix.com> wrote in message

news:fmjuq6$7m8$1@reader2.panix.com...

> In article <eGiYcw8VIHA.4076@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl>,

> Mr. Arnold <MR. Arnold@Arnold.com> wrote:

>>

>>If the computer gets compromised, then the user has had involvement in

>>someway. It just doesn't happen by itself.

>>

>

> That's not true. Worms can spread on their own by searching for

> machines they can exploit and using those vulnerabilities to install

> more copies of themselves.

 

Yes, there are self populating worms. If a worm compromised a computer, then

it found a vulnerable computer, which a Human Being had involvement with it

in someway in setting up that computer. The compromise doesn't happen by

itself.

"Billy Bobs" <BillyBobs@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:7C968781-C81E-4435-9B83-586B8428D7AF@microsoft.com...

> Mr. Arnold, thanks for the tips.

>

>

 

You are welcomed.

<thetruthhurts @homail.com> wrote in message

news:2ufqo35trurplpdqjvpl0ib86uf17mmis2@4ax.com...

> Vista has known problems if you play music on your PC. Seriously.

 

Such AS? I can music with WMP, Winamp, and QCD with minor differences in

resources used. This includes music CD's, MP3's burned to CD and DVD, MP3's

on the local machine, AND my external I have hanging off my fiancé's XP box.

When will you smacktards actually post TRUE information?

 

--

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http://www.lockergnome.com/darksentinel

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>

> On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 14:49:01 -0800, Billy Bobs <Billy

> Bobs@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>

>>I have let Vista do this hardrive thrashing for many many months now.

>>I have had it and can no longer take it.

>>I read that it should have stopped after awhile but it has not.

>>I just started tweaking to try and make it stop.

>>I cannot find what is causing the hard drive thrashing or what is holding

>>me

>>up.

>>I have to wait my turn just to do the basic computer stuff, why ?

>>All of this background running around vista does is not helpful to me.

>>

>>Can you make a stripped down expert version for gamers ?

>>You have so many vista versions already, what is one more?

>>Make it so that does not have all of this background bs running, indexing,

>>cacheing and whatever you think needs to run in the background using up

>>all

>>of my resources. Have options so I can turn all of this off.

>>

>>I have turned off vista indexing, defragmenter, search, superfetch, aero,

>>and killed everything else that is not needed with Autoruns.

>>

>>The hard drive still constantly thrashes for hours and HOURS !!!!!

>>This has been going on since I first installed it way back in June 2007.

>>I have searched to see what is sucking up all of the CPU cycles and

>>nothing

>>shows up in task manager.

>>So it is hidden and yet the hard drive light is going a thousand miles an

>>hour and the CPU usage is way up and so is the ram usage.

>>I have no virus or malware.

>>I run vista defender when it pops up on the one day I tell it to run so it

>>is not it.

>>I am trying to use the computer but the computer will not let me because

>>it

>>has to run some bs in the back ground that everybody tells me should not

>>affect me.

>>Well it does !

>>Plus Vista uses up all of my ram to guess at what I am going to open next

>>?

>>Give my ram a break !

>>This hardrive thrashing affects everything I do. I have to wait on it. It

>>holds me up. It affects my streaming interent radio, cutting it off and on

>>and then completely off. I have to refresh it to start playing again. This

>>happens all night long !

>>I have to wait for webpages to load, etc...

>>

>>Always waiting on Vista !

>>

>>I just sat here all day playing the internet radio while watching video

>>with

>>18 web pages open, checking mail and uploading pictures without one radio

>>hiccup in XP.

>>

>>I have to use a third party defragmenter just so I can get defragmenting

>>over with in 5 minutes versus the 18 hours vista takes.

>>Where are the little boxes that show me how defragmented it is and how

>>much

>>longer I have to go until it is done.

>>

>>I would rather wait for a search than have to wait every time I boot up

>>for

>>vista to let me do something.

>>

>>Everything crashes.

>>Then vista tells me to download the latest updates that I already have.

>>I submit for solutions from Microsoft and I get nothing.

>>

>>I have none of these problems with XP and never did.

>>

>>I am using a 4800x2 dual core with 4gigs of ram, two 7800gtx video cards

>>in

>>sli, raptor hd, everything is watercooled and Vista still brings it to its

>>knees all the time.

>>I have all updated drivers for everything.

>>WHAT GIVES ???

>>

>>Is Hollywood to blame ?

>>http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~pgut001/pubs/vista_cost.html

>>

>>It is going to suck when I am forced to have to use vista !

>>

>>I do not know where else to vent my frustrations about this software to

>>get

>>it fixed.

>>

>>I have tried every tweak guide to get it running better but nothing helps

>>to

>>stop the hd thrashing!

>>

>>What do I do now ? :(

>>

>>Please help !

>>

>>Thanks !

>>

>>----------------

>>This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the

>>suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I

>>Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow

>>this

>>link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then

>>click "I Agree" in the message pane.

>>

>>http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.mspx?mid=8b6ce498-0f67-4261-8860-a5e6ba65a155&dg=microsoft.public.windows.vista.general

thetruthhurts @homail.com574930 Wrote:

> Vista has known problems if you play music on your PC. Seriously.

>

> Wow, really? Because I've been using Vista since release and, apart

> from the minor annoyance of the network & Media Player bug which is now

> fixed, I've been able to play the same music as I could with XP.

>

>

> Stop blaming Vista for your own stupidity.

 

 

--

Thiassi

In article <uOTGhEBWIHA.6044@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl>,

Mr. Arnold <MR. Arnold@Arnold.com> wrote:

>

>Yes, there are self populating worms. If a worm compromised a computer, then

>it found a vulnerable computer, which a Human Being had involvement with it

>in someway in setting up that computer. The compromise doesn't happen by

>itself.

>

 

Lol. Might as well say that methylene chloride causes worms, because

every computer has chips and methylene chloride is used to produce chips.

 

Fact is, you can set up a computer system using current best

practices and well defined security but still be compromised. Remember

a guy named Morris? Not the cat.

the wharf rat wrote:

.. Remember

> a guy named Morris? Not the cat.

 

Steve Miller, the Space Cowboy? Gangster of Love? The Midnight Toker who

gets his lovin' on the run?

 

Alias

Frank wrote:

> Billy Bobs wrote:

>> NoStop, ok thanks !

>>

>> "NoStop" wrote:

>>

>>

>>> Billy Bobs wrote:

>>>

>>

>>

>>> Carey Frisch is a fscking idiot. Just ignore all his "advice" and

>>> you'll be

>>> fine and ultimately much richer.

>>>

>>> Cheers.

>

> Hey Billy..."nostop" is an MS hating, linux loving lying POS,

> cross-dressing, mentally derange as*hole.

> Don't believe one word he says.

> Turn off indexing on your Vista install and see if that helps.

> Frank

 

One of the few things good about Vista, indexing, low life Frank

recommends nuking. LOL! What else would you disable to make Vista work

almost as well as XP?

 

Alias

"the wharf rat" <wrat@panix.com> wrote in message

news:fmktm3$3s2$1@reader2.panix.com...

> In article <uOTGhEBWIHA.6044@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl>,

> Mr. Arnold <MR. Arnold@Arnold.com> wrote:

>>

>>Yes, there are self populating worms. If a worm compromised a computer,

>>then

>>it found a vulnerable computer, which a Human Being had involvement with

>>it

>>in someway in setting up that computer. The compromise doesn't happen by

>>itself.

>>

>

> Lol. Might as well say that methylene chloride causes worms, because

> every computer has chips and methylene chloride is used to produce chips.

>

> Fact is, you can set up a computer system using current best

> practices and well defined security but still be compromised. Remember

> a guy named Morris? Not the cat.

>

 

Your credibility went out the door with me the moment I discovered that you

really didn't know what you were talking about when it came to .NET.

 

You have no credibility with me about anything.

 

I wouldn't believe anything you had to say as far as I could throw a

building somewhere.

In article <fmktuo$fsr$1@aioe.org>, Alias <alias@aliasmail.com> wrote:

>the wharf rat wrote:

>. Remember a guy named Morris? Not the cat.

>

>Steve Miller, the Space Cowboy? Gangster of Love? The Midnight Toker who

>

 

Actually I was thinking of Robert Morris.

In article <OHSPIHEWIHA.5596@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl>,

Mr. Arnold <MR. Arnold@Arnold.com> wrote:

>

>Your credibility went out the door with me the moment I discovered that you

>really didn't know what you were talking about when it came to .NET.

>

 

Yeah, it's not like I was able to quote Microsoft technical

documentation to back up what I said, right, putz? Great Ghu, please

tell me your resume doesn't include "Expert in network security: read

everything on Usenet"...

On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 03:59:24 -0600, Thiassi

<Thiassi.339wu1@no-mx.forums.net> wrote:

>

>thetruthhurts @homail.com574930 Wrote:

>> Vista has known problems if you play music on your PC. Seriously.

>>

>> Wow, really? Because I've been using Vista since release and, apart

>> from the minor annoyance of the network & Media Player bug which is now

>> fixed, I've been able to play the same music as I could with XP.

>>

>>

>> Stop blaming Vista for your own stupidity.

 

 

OK retard here ya go:

 

from zdnet" Playing music severely degrades network transfer

performance in Vista"

 

http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=702

the wharf rat wrote:

> In article <OHSPIHEWIHA.5596@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl>,

> Mr. Arnold <MR. Arnold@Arnold.com> wrote:

>> Your credibility went out the door with me the moment I discovered that you

>> really didn't know what you were talking about when it came to .NET.

>>

>

> Yeah, it's not like I was able to quote Microsoft technical

> documentation to back up what I said, right, putz? Great Ghu, please

> tell me your resume doesn't include "Expert in network security: read

> everything on Usenet"...

>

 

Like I told you before boy, if you have some issues with it, then let me

get you some tissues.

<thetruthhurts @homail.com> wrote in message news:2r3so3ddi8fphmqp0f6qlk8ueeqk0tul8r@4ax.com...

> On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 03:59:24 -0600, Thiassi

> <Thiassi.339wu1@no-mx.forums.net> wrote:

>

>>

>>thetruthhurts @homail.com574930 Wrote:

>>> Vista has known problems if you play music on your PC. Seriously.

>>>

>>> Wow, really? Because I've been using Vista since release and, apart

>>> from the minor annoyance of the network & Media Player bug which is now

>>> fixed, I've been able to play the same music as I could with XP.

>>>

>>>

>>> Stop blaming Vista for your own stupidity.

>

>

> OK retard here ya go:

>

> from zdnet" Playing music severely degrades network transfer

> performance in Vista"

>

> http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=702

 

Yes, this problem is real. I wish it were a "bug".

A bug can be fixed, even though Microsoft has

not fixed this, yet. If it's not a bug, then it's "by

design" and one has to wonder why. This absolutely

does not happen in Windows XP.

 

Microsoft is aware of this, it was reported by several of

use during the betas. Of course, if they didn't pay us

any attention, ZDNET should have gotten their attention.

 

Yet, the problem goes unfixed. Why?

 

 

-Michael

Alias wrote:

> Frank wrote:

>

>> Billy Bobs wrote:

>>

>>> NoStop, ok thanks !

>>>

>>> "NoStop" wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>>> Billy Bobs wrote:

>>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Carey Frisch is a fscking idiot. Just ignore all his "advice" and

>>>> you'll be

>>>> fine and ultimately much richer.

>>>>

>>>> Cheers.

>>

>>

>> Hey Billy..."nostop" is an MS hating, linux loving lying POS,

>> cross-dressing, mentally derange as*hole.

>> Don't believe one word he says.

>> Turn off indexing on your Vista install and see if that helps.

>> Frank

>

>

> One of the few things good about Vista, indexing, low life Frank

> recommends nuking. LOL! What else would you disable to make Vista work

> almost as well as XP?

>

> Alias

 

You're pretty fukkin stupid aren't you? Next time you make an ignorant

comment, try installing Vista first you POS moron loser.

Frank

In article <O1z6i0EWIHA.3556@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl>,

Mr. Arnold <MrArnold@Arnold.com> wrote:

>

>Like I told you before boy, if you have some issues with it, then let me

>get you some tissues.

 

 

26 years, huh? Did you start counting from the merit badge you

got in Boy Scouts?