Posts by Patrick Fox9

Please, there's really no need to use all caps...
I guess it could work in Layer 2 then?

It isn't possible. It would change the whole meaning of the username.

I wonder if I could join the SMD

That isn't possible, I suppose. Perhaps check the first post in this thread.

I guess those proteins and all that stuff just poison you; maybe there isn't any real benefit to it at all....

So you think those are great speakers? Maybe they're good enough just for listening to the news or the weather forecast.
Well, when you shut down your computer, you should probably turn them off too, since the amp isn't running. I guess you could just use standby mode, but maybe it would be better to use the actual switch to turn them completely off.

It’s essentially the same process as on XP; you just head into the Control Panel and look under Network Connections...

I suppose it doesn't matter much, since most people just have these high-end machines their parents bought them, without really understanding the difference between 32 and 64-bit systems

It finds it for me without any trouble, I guess.

Bryan Cooper said:I guess I'm wondering if anyone knows why my Windows 7 Ultimate won't boot after I install it. The installation process seems fine, but once it reaches the welcome screen, it just hangs there for a bit before saying "windows is shutting down." Then it restarts, tries to boot Windows, and just keeps looping through restarts. If someone might know how to fix this, I would appreciate the help, thanks.

That's probably what happens when you download Windows from some random site you can't even identify.

Maybe try deleting that Goom, downloading the latest version, and then reinstalling it...
I suppose it should recommend the necessary codecs for itself....

Jesse Johnson4 said:I suppose it shouldn't be such a huge issue, right?

Do you own a car? I mean, do you fix everything yourself, or do you at least take it to a mechanic once in a while? Even if you don't have a vehicle, you probably know that repair shops exist. It's similar for computers; there are repair services out there, usually located within computer retail stores. People who have invested their money, expertise, and time into opening these businesses will likely be happy to help you. You could handle this when buying a computer—you get home and everything is already set up and working, Plug&Play—or you can do it later. If you don't mind spending $667 as you mentioned (and then bragging about having a pirated version of Microsoft Office), then maybe $67 $100 won't be such an issue. When purchasing a PC, you can just tell them what you want installed, and they might even give you some free advice, provided you buy the products from them.

Comparing a car to a computer...
well done, ☕