Posts by neonmaker12

I'm not 100% sure, but I'd say I'm about 85% certain;
The 32-bit version caps out at 3GB of RAM—so, if you've got more than that, go ahead and make the switch. If not? Just stick with 32-bit...

Thanks a ton for this beta, glad to see it's actually working...
Now I’m wondering—will it even open my old files? They were all made back in the day using the original Word from Office 2002.
And am I going blind or what? Two days ago I was running XP and the picture looked crystal clear, but now? Not so much. Even my wife says everything looks kind of blurry!

Everything’s exactly how it was before—didn't touch a thing...
I have no clue what kind of connection I'm actually using; my graphics settings just say "analog" in parentheses. Right now, there's a cable coming off my Dell Monitor with those two little thumbscrews. How do I switch over to the other type when I'm stuck with this one cable? (And yeah, this cable is hardwired into the monitor itself.) I've heard people talk about an "auto" setting, but mine doesn't have that option. Apparently, you're supposed to press the plus and minus buttons on the monitor at the same time, but nothing happens when I try it.

What kind of monitor are you running?

I need some advice here,
I found Office 2010—supposedly compatible with Windows 7 64-bit,
but it's split into four massive .rar files, and inside each one, there’s just a bunch of smaller .rar archives. On my old XP machine, I’d just grab those four, extract them into a new folder, and call it a day—that's how I've always handled installs—but it isn't working this time. Every single one of the four .rar files is password protected, so maybe that's the issue? I do have the password, though.
Also, I'm trying to set up Nero 9 following the instructions, but the keygen is a dud... Maybe this isn't the right spot for this, but if anyone has ideas or knows a reliable site for basic software like this, let me know. As for that image, I have no idea how you guys can see anything clearly... here's another screenshot—some parts look totally "greasy"http://img121.imageshack.us/i/mansno.jpg/
I don't know why my screenshots are picking up this purple tint when the letters are actually blue.
Btw, I have to constantly zoom in on my browser just to read anything.

So, I guess that’s the image I uploaded...
I already asked a few people on Messenger—they're saying the lettering looks fuzzy. Not sure why it looks perfectly clear on your end, though..
That kind of blurriness reminds me of what happens when you drop the Freq too low—it gets all... messy.

Just finished installing Windows 7, 64-bit,
Found the right driver for my card—an Nvidia 8400 GS,
My monitor is an Asus VW222
which worked perfectly back on Windows XP, but now everything looks—well, not everything, but most things—blurry. The desktop wallpaper looks crisp enough and programs are fine, but the text? Total blur. Tried messing with the settings and doing "clear type," but nothing helps. I've cycled through all the resolutions, and none of them feel right. For Freq, I'm stuck with 59; it offers 60, but as soon as I select it, it just snaps right back to 59. I'll try uploading a screenshot.
Any help would be appreciated.
Not sure if this is why the image quality sucks... it should be 1680x1050 http://img524.imageshack.us/i/mutno.jpg/