Look, just go into your display settings and check what your current resolution actually is. You might have accidentally lowered it yourself, which would explain why the image looks so lousy right now.
And honestly, what's the point? Why on earth would you need some sweeper tool?? Just install the driver directly over the old one,
and do it so you aren't wasting space on your C: drive with old drivers that aren't even being used anymore. Thank God we don't have to deal with them piling up every single year, but you should still manually delete his folder
C:/AMD/Support
And obviously, I don't mean the folder containing the driver you're actually using this month. 🙂
Look, 32-bit systems can't even address more than 4GB of RAM anyway, so there's really no reason to jump to 64-bit yet. In my opinion, 32-bit would run just fine for him enough.
Look, you get a 30-day trial period before you actually have to activate it 😛 but if you go ahead and activate it right during the installation process, then it isn't even a trial anymore—it's the full version, damn it. 😉
Either just kill off all those Windows sounds entirely if they're getting on your nerves like they do mine, or just go into the Windows sound schemes and disable them once and for all. Simple as that. 👍
Look, just turn off Turbo mode in CCleaner. If you were smart enough to turn it on in the first place, you should be smart enough to switch it back off. It’s not rocket science. 👎
There’s already a thread somewhere discussing that version 8 stuff, I swear some people would be thrilled if a new OS dropped every single morning, but then there's us—we aren't exactly in any rush to change things up 👍
ruggedfox10 said:How the hell am I supposed to watch TV through WMC? I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit. I did some digging online and stumbled upon this guide: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/9376/...ut-a-tv-tuner/ but when I check my menu, all I see is this: http://i53.tinypic.com/10nc09d.jpg
Anyone have any clue what's going on here?
The guide is for a live TV setup, but I'm using a USB DVB-T stick👍
Samuel Price58 said:Where can I download a Windows 7 interface for XP? You know, the one where all the windows have that transparent look...
Honestly, you might as well just wipe your drive and install a new OS, because trying to force everything on XP to look like Windows 7 ends up being way more demanding than just running Windows 7 itself in the first place.
driftingmarlin70 said:Fine, stay with the VIPs then. People still can't wrap their heads around the fact that Verizon and T-Mobile are the biggest thieves out there. You could go twice as cheap with other providers like Optima, AT&T, Comcast, or Verizon... and honestly, the quality is basically identical across the board...
Listen, genius, I have 10GB for $50, and any overage is just $97 per MB. If I could actually get those rates elsewhere, you wouldn't find me sitting here with Verizon. Get a grip, . I'd never deal with AT&T—those liars claim they're the fastest, but I can outrun them with my own speed tests whenever I feel like it.😛
I'm holding off because I don't have a flat-rate plan yet. I'm planning to jump on it as soon as the first billing cycle hits, otherwise, I'd be short those 570MB, but that date is still a long way off. 👍
Basically, if you're looking at grabbing an extra gig through an AT&T data add-on, it's going to cost you $97 😬
Updating, patching, or just getting everything current 😛
No: it’s not just a bunch of minor fixes on top of what we already have. You can tell by how massive this service pack is—it’s actually heavier than all those previous individual patches combined for MB,
The first thing you'll notice is that it boots up about 10-15 seconds faster. As for the full list of what's actually new? You're better off just searching for it online.