wolfmat said:That site's simply broken, mate. The error code is meaningless in this context. I'm sure the site's staff is aware of the issue.
I have only dual booted with Win 7 and Xp. Not sure how to go about Linux, I assume you have to do something with the grub boot loader.SenseiJinx said:Anybody hear have much experience with dual booting? Will be upgrading to Windows 7 soon (once I get my new 2TB Samsung F4 HDD up and running) and am considering partitioning a section of it and installing Linux. Any recommendations?
Upgrade to 7.SenseiJinx said:Anybody hear have much experience with dual booting? Will be upgrading to Windows 7 soon (once I get my new 2TB Samsung F4 HDD up and running) and am considering partitioning a section of it and installing Linux. Any recommendations?
claviertekky said:Upgrade to 7.
Run the Linux distro installer and partition there.
You can, but I don't think it's a requirement as you can repartition the drive sizes yourself after installation.SenseiJinx said:Should I be partitioning a section of the hard drive for Linux before installing, though? That's always the process I was told, in order to limit conflicts between the two operating systems. But maybe not then?
claviertekky said:You can, but I don't think it's a requirement as you can repartition the drive sizes yourself after installation.
It's best to install Windows first as 7 has a 100MB partition requirement that's placed in front.
I found out what was wrong.balladofwindfishes said:So ever since I installed League of Legends about 2 months ago, my PC has been running like garbage.
I looked on Google and it said it may be because of some stupid uploading "service" LoL comes with, and I should just unistall everything. So I unistalled everything LoL related.
However, after removing LoL and the uploading program from my computer, it ran better, but still like garbage. I can barely run games that ran fine before I installed LoL like Oblivion, Minecraft, TF2 and L4D2
So is there a registry file or something I'm missing? Sometimes when my computer is idle, the processor is being used like crazy, but nothing shows up in the task manager.
I want my games back
Ya no said:My mom's old computer, a dell dimension 4700 stop working this morning. It gives a beeping code of 1-3-2 which the dell site said is something to do with memory so I took it out and put it back in but that still didn't work. What should be the next step? Should I grab a new stick of ram and see if that'll do it?
She's also in the process of getting a new computer so not looking to spend a ton of money fixing this one. We want to get it running to make it less of a hassle to get her stuff from one computer to the other.
Thanks
outunderthestars said:All of a sudden opening new tabs in Chrome is absurdly slow. the window will open, and I will type something in to the window, and then it will sit for almost a minute before doing anything.
Has anyone else run into the problem?
outunderthestars said:All of a sudden opening new tabs in Chrome is absurdly slow. the window will open, and I will type something in to the window, and then it will sit for almost a minute before doing anything.
Has anyone else run into the problem?
As far as I know, no.Baconbitz said:So becuase I have been having issues with iTunes I have been trying to use my iPod Touch without iTunes. Problem is I need iTunes to update the IOS. So, I decided to do it from an office computer. My worry is that it'll take away all of my newly purchased music. Question, is there a way I can have iTunes update the IOS without taking off the newly purchased music from my iPod?
http://www.mydigitallife.info/micro...s-mse-fails-genuine-windows-validation-error/Cuban Legend said:Quick Question: What does it mean when a Windows XP Install passes the Microsoft's Online Windows Genuine Check, but when I try to install Microsoft Security Essentials... it fails Windows Genuine Check.
Bisnic said:My mom's computer have 2 annoying issues right now, i've tried everything i know to fix them, but i'm short on solutions right now. She has XP SP3.
Issue #1 : Googles search links on both Firefox and IE are redirected to ad sites. I'm pretty sure something on the registry is doing this, but how can i fix this without breaking Windows even more? Anti-spyware and virus scans in both normal and safe modes do not fix anything.
Issue #2 : After a Malwarebytes scan in safe mode, my Windows is unable to do Windows Updates anymore. It's like the scan it did deleted some files necessary for windows updates to work... perfect. Any way to get it back? No, i don't have a Win XP CD to use the repair option.
gblues said:Both issues point to a severely compromised operating system. You're so owned the repair tools can't tell you're owned. Find the XP disk, back up the data, nuke the HD with Darik's Boot & Nuke, then install from scratch. Don't forget to do a malware scan on the backup data to prevent re-infection!
Bisnic said:My mom's computer have 2 annoying issues right now, i've tried everything i know to fix them, but i'm short on solutions right now. She has XP SP3.
Issue #1 : Googles search links on both Firefox and IE are redirected to ad sites. I'm pretty sure something on the registry is doing this, but how can i fix this without breaking Windows even more? Anti-spyware and virus scans in both normal and safe modes do not fix anything.
Issue #2 : After a Malwarebytes scan in safe mode, my Windows is unable to do Windows Updates anymore. It's like the scan it did deleted some files necessary for windows updates to work... perfect. Any way to get it back? No, i don't have a Win XP CD to use the repair option.
If you can get hold of a copy of norton ghost, boot from that and do a disk to disk copy, then wipe the old diskMan said:My computer has everything installed on a 64GB SSD Corsair (fresh install one year ago) but now I am updating to a third-gen 120GB.
I want to move my Windows 7 installation and everything over to the new disk. I have so many tools and programs installed that I really don't want to fresh install everything again.
I will wipe the older 64GB after this and use it as a secondary disc (besides all this I also have a external spinning media drive).
Best way to move my current installation over to this new disc? Is not doing a fresh install a not so smart move?
I own Windows 7 Ultimate retail edition.
If it's your wireless connection it sounds like you put in the wrong network key. Also check the connection properties to make sure it is being told to automatically grab an address and not have a static assigned.devilhawk said:I just did a fresh install of a somewhat old laptop and manually installed XP SP3. I am unable to connect to the internet through the wireless network though.
The ipconfig/all shows that the DHCP is not found and automatic private ip is being used. How do I get dhcp to work once again? My internet connection is showing limited or no connectivity and I am obviously unable to ping the router or other computers on the network.
Man said:
My computer has everything installed on a 64GB SSD Corsair (fresh install one year ago) but now I am updating to a third-gen 120GB.
I want to move my Windows 7 installation and everything over to the new disk. I have so many tools and programs installed that I really don't want to fresh install everything again.
I will wipe the older 64GB after this and use it as a secondary disc (besides all this I also have a external spinning media drive).
Best way to move my current installation over to this new disc? Is not doing a fresh install a not so smart move?
I own Windows 7 Ultimate retail edition.
DeathNote said:Does this website's background on each side flicker like balls for anyone else?
http://www.hpcwire.com/
Default zoom. When you drag the window or scroll fast.
I see it on XP and Vista on Chrome and Firefox. If I zoom in on firefox the checkerboard pattern's size changes and it stops flickering. When it does flicker, I also see horizontal screen tears on the side.Ashhong said:Not at all. Using Chrome on Windows 7
DeathNote said:I see it on XP and Vista on Chrome and Firefox. If I zoom in on firefox the checkerboard pattern's size changes and it stops flickering. When it does flicker, I also see horizontal screen tears on the side.
It's weird.
claviertekky said:PC specs?
Could be a crummy power supply, bad motherboard, or even bad RAM.
Please provide your specs.
·feist· said:Have you looked at your BSOD logs? Even if your PC doesn't stay on long enough the review your recent history, you can try quickly writing down the BSOD codes when they happen (like 0x_____ ), or keep a camera handy to take a quick snap shot, and go from there.
·feist· said:So you aren't getting BSODs? Possible component issue, like motherboard or mem. So your system just locks up? Like you said, I'd check the log details, and consider thoroughly scanning your PC. Aside from hardware, you may be compromised.
If you do BSOD, you can disable auto restart in advanced system settings, instead of searching for dump files.
DeathNote said:Does this website's background on each side flicker like balls for anyone else?
http://www.hpcwire.com/
Default zoom. When you drag the window or scroll fast.
That's because of the terrible design decision of using pixel repeat pattern for a background messing with your monitor.D-Pad said:Yes. Windows 7, Chrome. It flickers when I scroll slowly too. I guess it's mouse wheel on that site, unless I'm in the mood for a seizure.