Posts by Christian Torres22

Keep yelling... whatever. I'll have CS4 soon enough anyway.
Does it even matter if it's good? All that matters is that you actually own it, right?

William Rodriguez11 said:I picked up Windows Vista 64 and I have zero clue what kind of garbage you guys are talking about... I remember fighting against XP because 98 was the best OS ever made, and then... I’ll never switch to Vista because it’s unfinished, honestly it’s always the same thing. Once they fix all the patches on Vista (just like it took three years to get XP dialed in), everyone will just start trashing whatever the next new OS is...
Same old story, heard it a hundred times already.

Look, this is the only version of Vista actually worth installing, and it's the only one that actually does what you're looking for. People have slapped every kind of Vista onto this drive imaginable. Of course, if you're looking for the bloated mess, this isn't it.

Windows Vista Ultimate

The following has been removed:
Accessibility
Mobility Center
Snipping Tool
Speech Support
System Information
Welcome Center
Windows Desktop features
Wordpad
Display adapters
Diva Server
Modems
Printers-Brother
Printers-Canon
Printers-Citizen
Printers-Dell
Printers-Diconix
Printers-Epson
Printers-Fuji Xerox
Printers-Fujitsu
Printers-Generic
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Printers-HP
Printers-IBM
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Printers-Konica
Printers-Konica Minolta
Printers-Kyocera Mita
Printers-Lanier
Printers-Lexmark
Printers-Minolta
Printers-Minolta-QMS
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Printers-QMS
Printers-Ricoh
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Printers-Sharp
Printers-Sony
Printers-Star
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Printers-Tektronix
Printers-Wipro ePeripherals
Printers-Xerox
Printers-HP
Scanners
Sound controllers
Windows Explorer
Windows features
Premium Windows features
Dynamic Volume manager
Fax Support
internet SCSI
Smartcards
Windows Mobile Device Center
Windows Portable Devices
Japanese
Korean
Simplified Chinese
Table Driven Text Input Processor
Traditional Chinese
Windows Media Center
Movie and DVD Maker
Music and video samples
Windows Sample Pictures
Screensavers
Windows SideShow
Sound Recorder
Wallpapers
Windows Calendar
Connect to a Network Projector
Remote Desktop and Assistance
Remote Desktop Client
Windows Collaboration
Windows Mail
Application Experience
Computer Browser
Diagnostics
Distributed link Tracking Client
Error Reporting
Microsoft DFS Replication
Offline Files
ReadyBoost
Remote Registry
Volume shadow Copy
Windows Remote Management
Windows Search
BitLocker Drive Encryption
Disk Defragmenter
Disk Quota
Help
IMAPIv2 Burning Support
Malicious software Removal Tool
Tool manual Install
Microsoft Agent
Natural Language
Parental Controls
Performance Counters
Reliability and Performance Monitor
Remote Differential Compression
Run a legacy CPL elevated
Windows Security Center
Sync center
System Restore
Windows Tablet PC
UAC
Windows Backup
Windows Defender
Windows Easy Transfer
Windows SAT
Zip folder

There isn’t some magic one-click solution for this. Just download a bunch of different tools and see what sticks.
Magix
Adobe
Adobe Audition
http://www.nch.com.au/software/index.html

Just run the track through their various filters and mess around. Experiment, test things out... pay attention to the plugins included in the software... put in some actual work.

With that, you can slice up a track pretty easily, but if you actually want to make an acapella, your best bet is just asking the artist for the original stems so you can isolate the vocal track... onto a tape... cc

casualjackal4 said:Which one's actually better?
And why?

I'm asking because I can't be bothered installing one after the other when I still have to go out and grab them... anyone actually used these before?

Look, you gotta view optimization as a core part of macOS... you need the most stable and clear-cut tool out there. Don't even bother comparing it to Glary Utilities or whatever else is floating around.

Task Manager cleans up the registry pretty well.....
Task Manager—the best thing about it is how easily you can shut down useless processes without any headache....

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Catch ya in 3 days...

John

urbanotter4 said:why on earth are you running Opera on a Nazi build?

what's even the point of having an English signature? probably just because you actually know what the words mean...

So, torrents...

If you ask me, Opera is in a league of its own.

The real deal costs money, while the knockoffs are free. The last official release for XP was back in 2002, and SP3 is basically the final update they ever pushed out.

Just scour the web for an XP ISO, download it, and get to work. Just make sure you grab a clean version—stay far away from those sketchy black or red editions, they're garbage.
XP SP3.

I just run XP Manager for the registry and junk files, then hit CCleaner for everything else.

Give this a shot..
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/win/34030

northernmarlin79 said:Can someone tell me which specific programs actually do a thorough job cleaning a PC? What are you guys using?

Also, which antivirus is going to be the lightest on system resources?

Look, I could list 600 different apps that claim to do this, but honestly, just listen to how I handle my setup because I know it works; everyone else will have their own little combos so feel free to test whatever you want.🙂

You really ought to have Advanced SystemCare since it’s easily the most reliable tool for messing around with settings.
For junk files, I stick with http://www.ccleaner.com/
for the registry, I use http://www.hoverdesk.net/freeware.htm
and for antivirus, spyware, and all that other crap, I go with http://www.kaspersky.com/trials?chapter=186685140—with Norton, you don't even need extra security layers because it covers everything.

My routine is simple: clean out the junk with CCleaner every single day, hit the registry every other day, and your machine stays fast without throwing any errors.👍

Just leave your firewall on and keep Kaspersky running and you shouldn't have any issues. Later.🙂

sweet, just leave it on, because once the Kaspersky update starts running, a window from Windows Defender is gonna pop up, so tell him to just let it through instead of blocking it.

Yeah, probably. How much longer?

you got Windows Defender running? did it pop up on you after that Kaspersky update went through?

Do whatever you want, man, if it flags anything then a window just pops up at the bottom automatically, so you just hit it there to clear it out. How much progress have you made so far?

If it flags something, a window pops up in the bottom right corner where you just click to wipe whatever it found.

but we're gonna get screwed by the brass anyway.

Did he find anything yet, and what kind of percentage are we looking at?

I've got him on speed dial, so I'll shoot you his price list in a DM once we get your PC cleaned up and running right first.

You get a 30-day trial where everything works like the full version, and if you're actually feeling it, you gotta buy it🙂