Posts by Noah Miller6

Roger Rogers3 said:I’m not entirely sure I follow what you’re after, but I’m guessing this. Just head over to that Norton page and run their online virus scan.

I want an online scanner. Did I stutter? I went to Bitdefender's site, and they told me the scan would take roughly 260 hours to finish...

I’m looking for some solid recommendations for a reliable online scanner from the folks here.
I just gave Bitdefender a shot, and apparently, it's going to take another 260 hours to finish. Great.😂 😂 😂

Melissa Moore39 said:Is it possible to have a persistent low-grade fever, say around 99.5°F, along with bronchitis?

It’s entirely possible if there is some lung involvement. Get to a doctor immediately and make sure you mention the fever.

Having dealt with bronchial asthma since I was a kid, I know exactly what you're all going through.....
There is no permanent cure; there are only preventative measures. No amount of syrups or antibiotics is going to fix this once and for all—they just take the edge off....
Since I’ve lived through it all, my advice is to head out to Newport, Rhode Island, this spring. It’s the best place to let your bronchi repair themselves (as much as that's even possible) while walking through those pine forests....
That’s about it from me...
Oh, one more thing: try a spoonful of honey mixed with horseradish. It helps settle the cough.

Best,

Jesse Kim57 said:Look, I know how to unpack a WinRAR file. The problem is that when I move those unpacked files onto a DVD for my PS2, I just get a "can't read disc" error. Let me explain. When I download a torrent that’s packed in RAR, I get about ten different RAR archives plus a torrent part file and a video CD movie. I unpack those archives using WinRAR into a new folder, which just gives me one single large RAR archive containing an MDS file. So, I went a step further and unpacked that one big archive to get all the actual files inside. I tried burning them in Nero as a data disc—first as a multi-session disc, then without multi-session, then trying the MDS file itself, then the torrent part file, and even the video CD movie. Nothing works. My PS2 refuses to play any of these DVDs. Question again: Should I have just taken that one large RAR archive along with the MDS file, left them unpacked, and burned them as a data disc? Would that just result in a DVD containing a RAR and an MDS file, or would the system somehow adapt? I read online that an MDS file is basically an ISO image file. Please explain this to me like I'm five years old and have no clue what I'm doing!

Well, hmm... you clearly don't have PowerISO or Magic
if you don't, just download them from the web.
Use one of those programs to open your file and create an ISO. The software will walk you through the process. Just hit "Burn" at the end and you're done. Go play, kid.👍 👍

Bradley Ramirez5 said:I have an Enterprise license.
I'll figure out how to use it if I actually need to. 🙄

Shoot me a DM

Daniel Anderson68 said:I picked this one up hoping to run Windows XP on it, but there are zero drivers available. You don't get a CD with any drivers included either. All I could find were drivers for Windows Vista, which is a total pain because the installation process is even worse. Maybe something will show up later...

Then just go to the official manufacturer's website and download whatever drivers you actually need. It's not rocket science.😲

stormytiger57 said:I'm honestly not sure if a CD with drivers is included. I've heard some people claim that drivers for Windows XP just don't exist anymore. It seems pretty stupid to drop money on a laptop $2133 only to find out I can't even get Windows XP running on it. Vista is fine, I guess, but right now I really need Windows XP.

Who told you that you couldn't install Windows XP on this?

stormytiger57 said:Good day to everyone on the forum. I have a question that's been weighing on me, and I'm hoping someone here can provide some clarity:
I'm looking at picking up a Dell Inspiron. I saw one in the store that had a Windows Vista sticker on it, meaning all the drivers are specifically for Vista. I'm planning to install Windows XP instead, so I need to know if those Vista drivers will actually work on XP, given that they only provide them for Vista.😕 😕

Thanks.😉

If that’s your only concern, you really shouldn't worry. It is highly likely that the CDs included with the laptop will already have all the drivers you need for Windows XP!!!!🙏 🤣

Anonymous said:Don't overthink it... just move to Windows 6 and call it a day...

I highly doubt Windows 6 even runs on Vista.

Can anyone lend me a hand? My Nero 7 keeps freezing on Vista. Is there a version of Microsoft Office available for download?🙄