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I was looking through some upcoming matchups recently and it hit me how much the landscape of college sports is shifting. It feels like the old "neighborhood" boundaries are just dissolving. You used to know exactly who your rivals were and which conferences felt like closed circles, but now everything feels much more fluid and, honestly, a bit unpredictable.
It’s kind of fun to see these cross-conference clashes, but it also makes me wonder if the traditional identity of certain programs is being diluted. If we keep seeing these non-conference pairings become the new norm every single year, does the concept of a "conference identity" even matter anymore? It’s like the walls are coming down, for better or worse.
Do you guys prefer these big out-of-conference matchups, or do you miss the days when the schedule felt more predictable?
Keith Bennett38 said:You’re likely running an unregistered version of WinZip, which is why it’s nagging you for registration. Just uninstall it. Windows 7 actually comes with built-in ZIP support, so you can handle unzipping files without any extra help.
Alternatively, you could install WinRAR, which does everything WinZip does, though the TRIAL version feels like it lasts forever. 🙂
Once those first 30 days are up, it starts hitting you with warnings that the TRIAL period has expired. 🙂
Well, I went ahead and uninstalled it, but now I’m wondering—can I actually unzip the files I already downloaded without needing some other software? I mean, can I just use whatever comes standard with Windows 7, or am I stuck having to install WinRAR?!
I just finished downloading this tiny 48MB driver, and suddenly I’m being hit with a prompt demanding I register for WinZip.
ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! 😠
So, I’ve run into a bit of a snag.
A few months back, I finished installing Windows 7.
But when I went to fire up my speakers, there was absolutely nothing—no sound at all.
I’ve checked the hardware, and the speakers themselves are fine, and I’ve double-checked
to make sure everything is plugged into the correct jacks more times than I care to admit.
I’m trying to wrap my head around what could be causing this silence.
Could we be looking at a faulty sound card here? To give you a better idea of my setup, here is what I'm working with:
3.20 GHz Intel Pentium D
16 KB primary memory cache
2048 KB secondary memory cache
64-bit ready
ASUSTeK Computer INC. P5WD2-Premium Rev 1.xx
Nvidia GeForce 9500 gt (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM v1.1) [Display adapter]
Samsung SyncMaster [Monitor] (20.0", s/n 9CQ917057X, September 2008)
To be perfectly honest, most of these specs are just alphabet soup to me, so if someone with a bit of patience could walk me through what needs to be done and how to fix it, I would truly appreciate it.
Thanks.