So, can we all agree that despite its flaws, Firefox is actually the safer bet since nobody seems to be exploiting those bugs? Firefox is secure, while IE just isn't. There you have it! Daniel Fowler9's argument just got totally dismantled by your own words 😁
mrcina 22222 said:John Palmer4, you just proved my point! You're only on this forum to mess with people instead of giving straight answers. So don't start anything with me, because you just tripped over your own feet—here's the proof of what you wrote: stop attacking honest folks and just admit defeat already.
quote:mrcina 22222 says: John Palmer4, as you can see, I'm not alone, and that actually counts for something.
Yeah, you're with Daniel Fowler9... but you know what they say: it's better to be alone than in bad company!
quote:mrcina 22222 says: and I'll fight the jokers until I'm exhausted.
No way, buddy, you don't stand a chance—there's more of us than there are of you!
Morgan Moore37 said:I've got Avast from Norton with a firewall, plus I'm running McAfee desktop firewall too.
I was scrolling back through the start of this thread and just spotted that comment above. Wait, are you seriously running two different firewalls? Get it down to just one! You're doing more harm than good by running both.
Morgan Moore37 said:If you guys love making jokes on a serious forum, why not just find a different one so you don't end up being the main topic of discussion?
Most people actually prefer things exactly how they are right now. Suggesting we change the whole forum is honestly pretty ridiculous since you're clearly in the minority here. If you aren't happy, there's the door! Nobody is forcing anyone to hang out here. I see you've teamed up with Daniel Fowler9. Why don't you two join forces and start your own forum where you can run everything exactly the way you want it?
Morgan Moore37, if you can't even wrap your head around the help being offered because of how it's written, then what's the point of you even trying to help anyone?
And hey, maybe watch your attitude toward others, or your time on this forum is going to be pretty short-lived.
You’ve got two periods and a comma too many in that post. Watch your step next time, or you’re going to get roasted so hard you won't even know what hit you. You get me?
Morgan Moore37 said:Have you guys heard about those viruses that actually hide inside the FAT table? It's wild! Apparently, the only real way to deal with them is through proper partitioning. Isn't that crazy?
Ever heard of punctuation? No? Then maybe stop trying to play grammar police with the English language and literature experts. Instead of constantly nitpicking everyone else, why not just go ask your teacher to clear things up for you first? Once you actually know what you're talking about, then come back and try to lecture people on this forum. Is that clear? I really hope so. And if it isn't, well, consider this your wake-up call. Don't get all high and mighty with people who are actually recommending sensible stuff like formatting in C; you're going to regret that attitude. Let's try this again: learn how to write a coherent post first, and then maybe someone might actually give you a meaningful response!
So, I've heard that you can only activate it three times. Since I've never actually installed Windows that require activation before, I haven't really had the chance to check 😬
So, what’s the plan now? Good grief, we're stuck with outdated Windows... What kind of chaos is this going to trigger? Once you lose the ability to run updates, things start breaking everywhere, don't they? 😁
If you've got a network card plugged in but no actual connection, it’s possible Windows is just sitting there waiting on a response from the DHCP server. It can take forever for the system to realize nothing is happening!
In that case, try setting a static IP address in your settings—it should speed things right up.
I’ve got my hands on some original copies of Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows XP Home Edition. Does that actually give me the green light to run some non-original versions of Windows XP Pro? 😬