Posts by Maria James94

Patrick Miller3 said:.you can also switch your modem to bridge mode, which lets your ISP cycle through a bunch of totally different IPs

Hey, could you walk me through how that actually works?

If we're actually talking about the menu layout and where everything's sitting, then that's an easy fix to knock out fast during this session.

Drew Gonzalez12 said:And if they're really out here claiming I'm some kind of clone of you, why don't they just go ahead and cross-check our IP addresses?😕

Since everyone’s running on dynamic public IPs anyway, that check isn't going to be 100% accurate.

Since this is running on vBulletin, there should be plenty of solid plugins out there specifically designed to sniff out clone accounts. Honestly, the admins here might have already jumped on that and installed something to handle it.

Taylor Doyle79 said:it only happens when I'm using IE; Mozilla works just fine. 🤷

Maybe you've got IE stuck in full-screen mode?
Next time you're in IE, try hitting the F11 key.

Because of the ads?

Can they just get rid of that language selector in the bottom left and bring back the A la carte menu?

I really dig how it ties back to the original movie, especially with the plot and the characters.

I ran into the exact same issue 🙂

Robin Rodriguez5 said:I've got a Dell Inspiron running x64 with 4GB of RAM and an Nvidia GT 220M
So here's the deal: the Outlook app that came pre-installed with my Windows 7 keeps crashing whenever I try to send an email. Actually, it doesn't even get to the sending part—it just freezes up while I'm composing. After typing for maybe 15-20 seconds, the whole thing hangs, and I haven't actually managed to finish a single email yet. Anyone dealt with this? 😕

Just turn off spellcheck (Tools > Options > Spelling) and it should stop crashing.

Audacity is honestly a killer tool for recording streams, especially since it doesn't cost you a dime.

Honestly, I doubt any single game actually matters that much in the grand scheme of things. But if you find one that does, and it refuses to run on Windows 7 no matter what mode you try, just throw VMware at it. It usually does the trick. 😉

Audacity might actually be your best bet—you just record the specific part of the song you want straight from YouTube, so there's zero cutting involved. Plus, the software is totally free 😉

"Windows 7 is way more intuitive than Windows Vista... ... and honestly? I'm not a fan of that." (c) Sheldon (The Big Bang Theory)
🙂

It’s honestly wild how Shelby just looks incredible, no matter which version you’re looking at 😁

It’s a decent enough flick, though I think the first one holds up better. This one leans way too hard on the Iron Man suit itself—it feels like everything just revolves around the tech.
Plus, there isn't really a proper villain. The guy they picked barely got any screen time, while Tony Stark was basically in every single shot.

Kyle Gray89 said:If anyone could recommend some drivers for the Sapphire Radeon hd 3870 512 mb GDDR4. The last ones I tried for Win7 seem to be glitching out on me.

Just grab official ATi drivers. If version 9.10 isn't cutting it, try downloading an older release.

Adam Moore said:I'm not sure if this has been asked before—probably has—but can Windows XP and Windows 7 share folders via My Network Places? My girlfriend just installed Windows 7, and I'm still running XP, so I was wondering.

Yeah, you can. Works perfectly fine.

Kyle Gray89 said:I just can't get Logitech SetPoint to recognize my G5 mouse. It shows up perfectly fine in the Windows device manager, though—it's listed right there as a "Logitech HID-compliant G5 laser mouse."

I don't really see why you're trying to force it; just grab the SetPoint drivers online, install them, and you should be good to go.
I'm running a G5 on Windows 7 64-bit myself and everything works without a hitch.

I stumbled upon this animated flick a few days ago, just totally by accident. It was actually a pretty solid watch—it’s been a minute since I last caught Batman / Superman on Cartoon Network.

It definitely caught me off guard seeing Lex become the President of The United States, though thankfully he didn't hold onto the seat for too long.

I checked out this movie today and honestly, I walked away pretty disappointed. I think I just went in with way too many expectations. The plot felt hollow, and the editing was all over the place—just a bunch of disconnected scenes. It does throw in a few lines about what’s going on in the world right now, both in real life and in the gaming community, but overall, I'd give it a 'Fair.'

It's the same old story we've seen a million times—someone gets a vision of some massive disaster, manages to save their friends, but then Death comes knocking anyway, and things just start going sideways. You could make a thousand sequels like this using different casts every single time. For true horror junkies, the only real draw left is watching how the characters actually die, just to see how twisted the writers and directors can get with their imagination.

Honestly, though, I still think the first two movies were the best since they actually felt connected.