Michael Moore45 said:Man, I was just thinking back to when I first saw this—I must have been about 15. I remember hanging around, just waiting for my parents to head out for the evening so I could finally turn the TV on without anyone hovering over me.😂
It’s actually a really solid movie.
I can only imagine what you were up to once they left. 😁
Keith Bennett38 said:Just head over to this page and download whichever version you need... Keep in mind these are just trial versions—which means after a month, you'll be stuck with those annoying pop-ups telling you the trial has expired.😁
Will that stay valid indefinitely—or am I going to have to keep downloading it over and over again🙂?
People, tell me—which version of WinRAR are you all running? The ones I tried didn't even bother installing the program at all. Does it require a full version to actually function, or what?...
Joshua Ramos14 said:The top result on Google suggests this:
It’s a shortcut issue—if you navigate to C:/Program Files/EA Sports/FIFA 2011, you'll find a file labeled fm-MCE (Media Center Edition). If you launch the game from there, it triggers Media Center every time you quit. Just swap your current desktop shortcut for fm.exe and that should fix the mess.
Once again, I am asking: does anyone actually know why Windows Media Center triggers itself the moment I quit EA Sports / FIFA 2011? I’m running the game via Daemon Tools. This is how WMC launches: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images...ws7window.jpg/
EDIT: My apologies—double post. My PC froze mid-entry.
Raymond Bennett said:I’m assuming this is just some demo version that triggers ads at the end—maybe one of those is what's launching WMP? Give us some actual details if that isn't the case...
It's not a demo. It's Football Manager—and I'm using Daemon Tools to run it, if that even matters to you.
I don't have high expectations for this movie—it's a shame they left out Leia and Paul—but Nina Williams looks absolutely lethal.http://s783.photobucket.com/albums/y...t=Street Fighter15.jpg 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
If you’re planning on sitting through part six, you really ought to revisit the earlier installments—because frankly, even after watching everything up to number five, I still can't tell who's actually footing the bill and who's just drinking the money.