Posts by Drew Allen77

In that case, you'll need to go with a clean install; you can't perform an upgrade from Windows 7 32-bit to x64.

I don't see it that way personally, but at the end of the day, everyone has to make their own call.

.mp4 is actually the file extension you want since H264 is just the codec itself. VLC handles it just fine once you have the right extension in place
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Is that possible to do in Chrome?

I haven't actually messed around with Popcorn before, but I had the addon installed in about 30 seconds flat. It’s been totally hassle-free so far; whenever I start a movie, a window just pops up showing me all the available subtitles... I didn't really have to tweak any other settings...

And the code is looking for subtitles too...

Fusion is currently down, and there’s no word yet on when it might be back up and running.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/soft...d/windows10ISO

Just grab the ISO—it already includes the latest update—wipe the hard drive, and go ahead with the Windows installation

If you're setting up a new computer, just go ahead and install a fresh OS—I'd say Windows 10. There have already been plenty of comparisons written about it out there...

It's definitely eating up a lot of resources...

No worries, the admins just disabled that feature...

If you're installing an official version, you need to make sure it matches the specific edition tied to your product key—which, in your case, would be the Home edition.

Maybe give a different extension a shot, like uBlock Origin.

Honestly, I rarely—if ever—actually download videos, so I can't really be bothered to go through the hassle of installing extensions 😁
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Nancy Thompson8 said:Could you walk me through how you actually tracked down that URL using either Firefox or Chrome? I'd love to know the steps.

Just use the Chrome DevTools to inspect an element a bit further down the page. Since the video won't play because of Flash issues, just keep opening new tabs until you hit the video player; once you find the right div, it should highlight itself...

You can clearly see the URL right there in the source code.

uBlock Origin.

Thanks for the write-up, I actually had no idea that was an option.

What would be the actual grounds for requesting a refund, though? Like, what’s the basis for that...

You can grab a retail version at any store if you want. The one that came pre-installed on your laptop won't work for that...