wiredraven82 said:If Matt Damon wasn't playing the part, I wouldn't even think about watching these movies🙂 In other words, it just wouldn't be the same.
I absolutely love Matt Damon as an actor; his performance in the Bourne series was perfect... honestly, there’s hardly a Matt Damon movie I haven't enjoyed. Matt Damon rules.
And look, can we clear one thing up? I adore the Bourne films—the first three, specifically... they're masterpieces to me. There's just something about them that goes beyond objective quality... I can't quite put my finger on it. I don't want to play lawyer here regarding Mission: Impossible, but I feel compelled because people keep trying to compare Mission: Impossible to mindless action flicks... which isn't true at all, except maybe for Mission: Impossible 2.
It's all subjective. Personally, I can't stand Damon; he's everywhere and I haven't seen a single movie of his that I actually liked... I thought Jeremy Renner was better in Legacy, even if the movie itself wasn't great.
To me, Tom Cruise is a better actor than Matt Damon, regardless of the film...
Personally, I think I would have preferred someone other than Matt Damon for the Bourne role. As for Mission: Impossible, that first one is an absolute classic...
Yeah, if you’re looking to do a reinstall, just make sure you don't format it. It won't even show up in Windows Explorer anyway, so you don't really have anything to worry about. That partition holds the Windows installation along with all the pre-installed software, so there isn't an option to skip specific programs during the process. For the actual reinstall steps, check the manual—every laptop handles it a bit differently...
There’s no DVD, you just have the recovery partition on the drive.
http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials...-editions.html Take a look and see what fits your needs. Just don't bother with RT; that's meant for ARM tablets, and you can't exactly pick up an Enterprise license at a local store anyway.
It's most likely running Windows 8.1, so if you're looking for the Pro version, you'll need to purchase that separately.
It’s all fun and games until you actually need it 😁
There really isn't a shortcut. If you honestly need the software for your livelihood, just buy it. Sit down and figure out exactly how many gigs you need to pick up to cover the cost of the subscription...
George Kern3 said:Honestly, if I needed to, I'd just reinstall it and keep using it for my own stuff.
Let’s be real—how many of us posting here actually have a legitimate, original copy of Windows? And I don't mean those pre-installed versions provided by an employer...
Go ahead and install it. I'm just not sure if the CD key will work if it's tied specifically to the HW...