Posts by Noah Sanchez39

@ Roger Myers38

I fried my own ISO like this, so you’re probably going to 😉

@ Arthur Lewis2
I've been running CCleaner for quite a while now, but I recently "stumbled upon" Advanced SystemCare. Honestly, it’s been a pleasant surprise 🙂
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@ Dana Murphy4
"Stumbled upon," you say? And now you're actually using it...? 🤔

@ Alex Barnes4
http://www.fspro.net/my-lockbox/

@ Frank Morgan30
Douglas Garcia52 is giving you good advice. You’re going to need an 8.5 GB DVD-R (any idea where I can grab one?)
Once you actually get macOS installed, you'll find there's a forum thread for pretty much everything else you want to know.

Only if you go with a clean install 🙂

Could you please rephrase your question properly? ☕

@ driftingangler11

You conveniently left out the fact that VirtualBox can run macOS Server (Leopard, Snow Leopard) as a "guest OS" and even macOS Client (link) 😉as well.

@ Frank Morgan30

It's actually doable to get macOS running on a standard PC. If you want the details, check out these resources:

http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

http://www.hackintosh.com/

...or maybe you're looking to upgrade from XP to 7 🤔

Try searching for something on DeviantArt 🙂

@ Donna Roberts95

Is this this mouse? 🤔

Check out these two price lists:

(Scranton)
(Des Moines)

They aren't based in Miami, sure, but both shops carry the D66-00035 model 🙂

@ urbanraven14

Set it up just like this and wait for the magic 😉

Change how icons appear in the notification area 🙂

@ zmayo
If you actually have any idea what you're doing, take a look at this: Register or Unregister Dll files in Windows 7 😳

@ gentlesailor17

I'm in total agreement with you and Carl Turner2.
There’s really no point trying to explain to others—especially those stuck in the Windows/PC camp—why some people just love Mac and everything Apple stands for. It isn't about the money. Sure, Mac computers might cost a bit more on average than standard PC brands, but that's not the issue here. At the end of the day, everyone knows what works for them.
It would be a complete waste of time trying to lecture traditional PC users on why they should switch from an OS where security holes, malware, spyware, and viruses are practically endless. Again, to each their own. They can live with it if they want.
P.S. I was using a Mac long before Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1996. 🙂

@ electricmarlin18

To be honest, I can't even remember the last time I stared at a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) on Windows—I wasn't even around for the "glory days" of Windows 95/98. But, this might actually help you out:

Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions - Windows 7 Forums 😉

Alcohol 120 is Windows 7 certified, 🤷 what exactly did you think? 🙄

How much older? Give them a shot and see if you can find them here. 🙂

Which ones? Windows 7, specifically with Service Pack 1, comes with DirectX 11 pre-installed, and here you can check out the full list of supported games.

@ bluesailor18
Does any kind of dialog box pop up when you do that? 🤔

@ Alex Barnes4
In the advanced settings for that custom power plan, you'll need to Disable the "Require a password on wakeup" option. Set it to