Shouldn't Aero be working like this: I open a few programs, then hover my mouse over the icon on the taskbar, the window should minimize slightly, and once I just slide the cursor over that minimized icon, the window should pop back up to its full size? For me, the window doesn't expand back to normal, or if I remember correctly from when I used Firefox, it just shows all the open tabs instead. (I haven't used Aero in a while because I've been sticking to the Basic theme—Windows told me it would make my PC run faster).
I haven't seen anyone mention CASINO yet. That part where they catch Joe Pesci and his brother out in the cornfields. First, they just beat the brother senseless with a baseball bat while he’s forced to watch, knowing exactly what's coming for him next. There's that specific sound—the thud of the impact hitting a body that's already been broken, twitching because the pain hasn't even subsided yet. It honestly gives me a knot in my stomach every single time. Then you get Joe Pesci; there aren't even full scenes, just these haunting suggestions of what's happening. To top it all off, they bury them alive. Just the slow, rhythmic sound of shovels hitting sandy soil. At the end of the day, teeth pulling and vampires and Nazis don't phase me, but with a little effort, this kind of thing can happen—and it has.
Alright, one more thing—the installation is going onto my C drive. I was wondering if everything else on my other partitions (E, F, and G) is going to be wiped out, or if it'll stay put? I've got game folders, educational stuff🙂 and all that kind of thing sitting there.
Just to wrap this all up and get a final consensus: should I go ahead and install the 64-bit version of Windows 7 if I have the option, or stick with the 32-bit?
Eric Wilson75 said:Just download this utility and you'll see http://download.cnet.com/Everest-Ult...-10499291.html ... I'm positive it's 64-bit... 100%
I've only got 2 gigs of RAM, so I probably don't even need 64-bit Windows, right?
Terry Booth45;24076176 said:just a little observation from my side... ever since I've had this laptop, I've been running a 32-bit OS on a 64-bit processor, and I noticed my temperatures used to spike
So, how am I supposed to figure out if my processor is actually 64-bit? I'm rocking a Pentium (R) Dual-Core CPU E5200 at 2.50 GHz. Once I know that, I can decide which version of Windows 7 to install, right?
Great movie. It really takes me back. I think this was actually the first film I ever watched on video when I picked up a player (cost me about $150 back then), and I can still vividly remember seeing the commercial for it on MTV while hanging out in coffee shops during that era.