slycrane94 said:Everything looks fine on my end with everyone's profiles too. Is the issue still lingering with the profile pages, or did things just magically fix themselves?
P.S. That error message really points toward a server-side glitch rather than an actual profile bug, in my opinion.
I honestly can't remember who I was trying to DM, so I have no way of knowing if the fix actually went through or not.😁
My profile looks perfectly fine on my end, but I can't seem to send anyone a direct message. It keeps throwing a server error instead of a standard forum error...
I’m feeling the exact same way... I honestly think this is beyond ridiculous. It isn't just my opinion—most people on this board are completely fed up with these incompetent, irresponsible individuals who can't even manage a basic website without tripping over their own feet... Everything is constantly breaking or malfunctioning... but then again, I guess that's just the standard level of chaos we deal with here in America...
This Blue Screen of Death actually means something...
Either grab a screenshot for me or just type out exactly what’s on your screen right here. That specific section right next to "Error: 0x000000XY..." is absolutely the most critical part of the whole thing.
Karen Ward2 said:I can't recall the exact steps right now, but I think there was an option under power options in the control panel. If that doesn't work, you might want to take a quick look in the BIOS settings.
And if that's not it, then maybe try looking under the skirt instead, right, buddy?
crimsonfox20 said:I already knocked out all seven exams, and I’m only 15 years old. Trust me, this is going to be incredibly useful for you guys. It wasn't even a big deal for me to drop a few thousand dollars ( $200 including, $60 per exam x 7, $98 registration fees, plus $33 annual membership dues ). I would much rather sink that money into my future than waste it on anything else. Since I passed everything, my professor actually brought me on to help manage his website, and I might even get a small stipend for it to help cover some of these costs. It is absolutely worth it—just go for it!
You? You paid for that with your allowance, didn't you? 😬
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Dana Bennett3 said:Look, I need some software for my company that acts as a keylogger—something that records every single keystroke and sends it straight to my email, or better yet, hides it in a secret file on their machine. It has to be open source, basically free. Just to be crystal clear, I AM NOT GOING TO USE THIS TO HARM ANY THIRD PARTIES. THIS IS EXCLUSIVELY FOR MY OWN COMPANY TO MONITOR MY STAFF. I run a firm with eight programmers, and I need to know if they’re actually working or just wasting my money all day. Thanks in advance, and please don't view this as an illegal request; it's strictly for employee oversight.
Judging by your 120 posts here, it's pretty obvious what kind of "boss" you are.🤣 Just Google it, kid. Stop acting like such a big shot... 😘
I think I get what’s going on here. I’ve been running scans with McAfee, everything is configured perfectly for maximum security, yet it comes up completely clean... Then, I run a scan using a trial version of Kaspersky, and suddenly it flags four different threats...
On top of that, I scanned my neighbor's PC using Kaspersky and found nothing, but when I ran a scan with McAfee, it flagged a Trojan...
You don't even have to manually download anything; just by visiting certain websites, 😁 if you're using Internet Explorer 6, it downloads itself automatically 😁
rowdyridge402 said:McAfee is actually pretty solid, but man, it can be a real drag on your system speed... You really ought to make sure you've got some extra tools installed too, like Spyware Blaster and Spyware Guard, since those won't cost you a dime. It’s a smart move to run a few different antivirus programs just to handle the scanning side of things, because sometimes you have to manually scrub out certain threats.
So, why exactly is McAfee running so slow? What part of the scan is dragging? How many files is it chewing through? And what exactly is it looking for during the process?
OFFTOPIC: Sean Nguyen, please don't take this the wrong way, I am just looking for an objective opinion here... have you ever actually used McAfee? Specifically, can you draw a direct comparison between how McAfee performs versus Kaspersky?
I’ve personally spent some time messing around with WinZip, and let me tell you, if you aren't extracting everything through the Mage, the whole thing just falls apart. I can't be sure if it was just a glitch in those older versions, but back then, WinZip would display the contents of every single subfolder at once. If you tried to use the drag-and-drop method to extract, it was a total disaster... because it would dump specific files into completely the wrong directory.
WinZip doesn't handle that either... Honestly, I don't give a damn about getting a 5% better compression ratio; my only concern is being able to download or upload files without a headache, and the easiest way to do that is just to "rar" the file up.