Posts by Samuel Torres30
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It’s doable, but you're going to need a physical disc or a USB drive with the Windows 7 ISO on it. Otherwise, like you've already figured out, you're stuck. I actually just went through this myself when I was rolling back from Windows 10. Even though I had a clean Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 disc—completely stripped of any extra drivers or bloatware—it wouldn't let me activate it right during the initial installation. But, if you go through the Control Panel afterward and manually punch in the product key, it works perfectly fine. The problem is, finding a reliable ISO to download these days is a nightmare.
It's been like this since February 2015. Those old links from Digital River are dead in the water, and Microsoft's official pages won't help you if you're working with an OEM key. You really have to hunt down some third-party mirrors that host the exact same ISOs, but honestly, I can't guarantee they're the authentic ones; I've been sitting on my copies for ages. If you haven't tracked one down yet, shoot me a private message and I'll see what I can do.
The Conqueror (1956): The Movie That Literally Killed John Wayne
Jon-Erik Hexum ended up being a victim of a tragic accident while he was just "playing around" with a prop gun on the set of the TV show "Cover up." Back in the mid-80s, this series actually aired here in the States under the title "Na tajni zadatak."Wiki
And some guy is here, I guess, just to drone on about mobile tech possibilities, which is probably why Jane was cut—he wouldn't have been believable, y'know? ugh
Honestly, nothing special here. It felt like I was watching some mediocre Seagal direct-to-video flick. They absolutely killed Stallone's performance; this is way below the bar set by his earlier stuff. Even the psychological depth and the emotional connection with his daughter felt totally lifeless—it was like he was on morphine or something. And let’s be real, Kang isn't doing anything better either. Momoa does a decent enough job, but even Walter Hill has had much brighter moments when working in this genre. For comparison, Snitch is a significantly better watch if you haven't seen it yet, whereas you can skip this one entirely without missing a beat.
Don't take it personally, I'm just messing with you a little bit. ; )
Just your typical nerd. I actually have my Windows password, my router login, my Gmail credentials... all memorized. If I typed them out one after another, it’d be about thirty characters total—just a mix of numbers and letters, upper and lowercase. Am I some kind of genius? You wish. Seriously though, just a total geek. 😁
Look, you really shouldn't confuse File Explorer (the tool you use to hunt through your folders in Windows) with Internet Explorer (which, if I had my way, I’d delete from existence forever). I only jumped in to help because I thought this might save you the headache of firing up some heavy photo editing software or whatever. Once you've saved the image—usually straight into your Downloads folder—just close out of or minimize your browser, click the file to select it, and follow the steps I laid out. Here’s a breakdown using this specific image as an example:
http://i48.tinypic.com/20u7ktz.pngHonestly, I don't think it gets any simpler than that.
Honestly, the most straightforward way to handle this is just through File Explorer. Navigate to the folder where the image is sitting, click once to highlight it, then right-click and hit "Properties" at the bottom of the menu. From there, you just open a new window and head straight to the "Details" tab. It’s perfect if you want to grab all those core image specs without having to fire up some heavy software you might not even have installed. You'll see everything mentioned above, plus a few extra little bits of info too. This works perfectly on Windows 7.
Of course, he didn't get back to the voicemail in time. 😉 Just look at how many movies he missed out on because of that. It's a damn shame... but honestly, it's only a shame for him.