Posts by frozenviper13

That looks great, cheers! 🙂

Oh boy, someone actually tried to compress a DVD movie into a RAR file, and to make matters worse, the archive is corrupted and won't even unpack. 🤦

My advice: you’re much better off just downloading a standard digital version of the film—it'll be way smaller than that old DVD format anyway. 🙂

Larry Ortiz5 said:I can't really upload images here, so I'm flying blind on what you're looking at—but honestly? Just grab Malwarebytes and run a full scan on your PC. It'll tell you everything you need to know.

There is a red circle with a slash over the icons, almost like a "no entry" sign.

Why worry so much about it? 🙂
Think of it this way: keeping your data on an external drive is often the smartest move. With prices being so reasonable right now, picking up a 2TB drive gives you plenty of breathing room for any files you might have. Plus, it’s just more efficient—it’s usually much faster to drag and drop files onto a physical drive than waiting on a slow upload to a cloud server.
If you want total peace of mind, you could always grab two drives and follow our previous suggestion of keeping a secondary backup on the second one..

Hey there, I caught a segment on the news the other day discussing how tickets are currently sold out. Apparently, the only way to snag one now is if a fan decides to back out, which opens up a spot for someone else to grab it.
Essentially, once an order is canceled, that seat becomes available for another buyer immediately.

fadedbear92 said:https://s9.postimg.cc/3p5r79um7/disc_info_1.png

https://s9.postimg.cc/asdmmwfhb/disc_info2.png

https://s9.postimg.cc/w218xqo27/disc_info_3.png

So, what exactly is all this data telling us?🤔

You're in luck, 😁
it shows as "Good," which means everything is running smoothly just like a well-tuned engine.👍

Mirroring—this means both drives run simultaneously, recording identical data at the same time.

By the way, you can use tools like CrystalDiskInfo or HD Sentinel to monitor your drive's health and estimate its remaining lifespan.

Check out this thread for more info:

I'm not entirely sure about the current health of your hard drives, but external ones generally tend to be pretty dependable enough.
There’s also the option of backing everything up to a cloud service, like Google Drive for instance.

Take a look at this thread as well

Hey, take a look at this
http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?threadid=38085

Give this method a shot to reset IE link. It should help clear things up, much like a quick reboot of a home router

It looks like that's an incorrect file extension,
so which media player are you using? Try opening it with VLC Media Player instead; that should get the MP4 File running smoothly.

format C: 😁

Don't try to run it directly; instead, move it into its own folder and follow those instructions he gave you earlier using the command prompt.

Where exactly?
It seems you might not be aware of which free antivirus software is currently leading the pack in terms of popularity and ease of use globally.

Maybe try checking Meta using a different browser (since you have Internet Explorer available),

Uninstall Opera,
run a scan on your computer with AdwCleaner and clear out whatever it finds... then go ahead and install Norton

You could always go with the Dell UltraSharp 2760

Why not just download the movies in AVI format right away?

Terry Morris41 said:I feel like the latest Terry Gilliam film really warrants its own dedicated thread; it’s such a perfect subject for deep discussion.

But does this forum deserve that kind of spotlight? 😁

Liam is reminiscent of John Wayne