Posts by Drew Allen77

Take a look at the instructions to see how you can access the BIOS.

What happens to taxes and contributions when closing a small business?

The business has two owners, no employees, follows the standard income tax rules, and isn't registered for VAT. Let's say it shuts down in July. How does the tax calculation work for this specific year? I'm assuming that once the business closes, the owners will then deregister from Social Security and Medicare...

Maybe. You can also go into the BIOS and manually set how much Microsoft memory gets allocated to the integrated graphics card.

I’d say it’s a faulty motherboard.

You can withdraw your initial capital from your account immediately.

You don't actually need an internet connection to run the installation itself. That said, you’ll definitely want to grab some updates once it's done. Honestly, your best bet is to find an installer that already has the latest updates integrated—that way, after you finish, there will only be a few small patches left to download...

It’s the same thing, really, since both will give you the maximum speed you can actually get out of them.

I finally got the decision last week. Luckily, there are tables on the HOK website, so you can just make the payment without having to wait around...

The original Predator film is an absolute classic; nothing else even comes close. I think Predator 2 is actually a really solid movie, too—definitely one I enjoy revisiting. I wasn't really feeling Predators, though; I thought the performances from Brody and Fishburne were pretty weak in that one. As for AVP, the first one is decent enough, especially looking back on it after all this time. But AVP2? That was just straight-up garbage. Like someone else already mentioned, the whole thing is just pitch black; you can't see a damn thing...

If everything is running that slowly, you should probably start by looking into fixing whatever hardware issue is going on with your PC first.

Most likely, yeah. If you really need System Restore, go ahead and turn it on, but maybe try shrinking the file size a bit...

Is System Restore turned on?

You boot up the computer using a DVD or a USB drive containing Windows 7/8, then you just wipe the hard drive during the installation process. It’s really the only way to get rid of that old Windows XP...

Using Rufus is honestly just three clicks—nothing to be intimidated by. If you’re looking to burn it to a DVD instead, that works too, just make sure you don't try to reuse the same disc once the image is burned. You can also just burn an ISO directly from File Explorer and it should work fine...

http://www.techverse.net/download-wi...icial-servers/

You can grab it directly from the Microsoft servers right here.

I’m just a little confused about what you were trying to remove from the ISO file... you don't really "remove" things from an ISO.

Sure, just boot from your installation media, format only the C drive, and then go ahead with the Windows installation on that partition.

Just added some more thoughts here... what do you guys think we should do now?

And then there’s the flickering... maybe it's a loose cable, messed up drivers, or just Windows acting up...

Windows 8 doesn't actually include a Start icon by default. You just have to click the bottom left corner and the Start menu will pop up...

Partition things however you think makes sense for your setup. Personally, I run a 120 GB SSD dedicated strictly to Windows and my software, then I use a 500 GB hard drive for everything else. If I were stuck with just a single 1 TB hard drive, I’d probably set aside about 100 GB for the C: drive to handle Windows and my programs, leaving the rest of the space for my files...

ruggedfalcon62 said:Look, I've been trying to tell you all along—Ubuntu works fine if you just format your Windows 7 drive, but if you completely wipe it, it won't work. The logic is that the formatting process during a Windows 7 installation doesn't actually clear everything off the hard drive. I know that sounds a bit hard to wrap your head around, but it's just how it is...

That’s just not true. If you're having trouble wrapping your head around it, that's a different story altogether.