Andrew Davis2 said:So you're all out here cracking software? We'll track your IP and see how much you enjoy being cooked. Let people try things, sure, but they shouldn't expect any mercy. Equi, just ban these spammers already.
1. I don't crack programs.🙄 2. Your point about Equi is actually spot on.👍
The only thing you actually got right was saying people shouldn't get their hopes up too high. :cj
Andrew Davis2 said:Don't trust any of that. It's all complete nonsense. Maybe your buddies over at the Pentagon can help you out—they probably have 😬 ...
👎 The guy is actually looking for real help and all you're doing is spamming some script kiddie named DeStRoYeRu . I'm siding with what rapidskipper13 suggested.
Look, don't go making clones of yourself, but did you actually confirm via email? When you sign up, you get an automated message with a verification link inside. You just click that link and you're good to go.
Axelrod said:It’s not illegal, except maybe in the absolute madness of America or the USA. Fair use gives you the right to make copies for personal use—stuff like backups or converting files to a different format and all that.
My bad, I didn't realize So, cheers to having the right to copy things for personal use (backups, switching media formats, etc.)
It doesn't necessarily mean it's a software glitch—I ran into the exact same thing myself where my system would just freeze up mid-way through a Windows installation, and turns out it was nothing more than a faulty SATA cable connecting the drive to the motherboard. Give it a shot with a different cable if you have one lying around; if the wire itself isn't the culprit, then you're probably looking at whatever ironjackal40 mentioned.
It’s all well and good when you’re hunting down those programs, but everyone knows you should probably make a backup of the DVD first just to keep the original from getting trashed. 😬 😬
Either grab Bitdefender 10 Pro+ or just go with Norton 6 Whatever you do, stay away from Norton Antivirus. I used to run it, and the thing would swear my system was clean while I was staring right at a virus. Then I switched to Bitdefender, and honestly, Norton is just a massive pile of junk—even if it actually manages to flag something, it can't even delete it properly. It’s useless. 👎 Bitdefender is actually solid; it’s got the anti-spam, anti-spyware, and the firewall all built-in. Plus, the updates roll out every couple of hours and it doesn't lag my machine at all. 🧐 🧐 🧐