Anyone still running Windows 7?
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driftingangler11 said:Yeah, even AT&T's streaming service was running through it... 😉
AT&T is honestly just the absolute worst in the US!
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driftingangler11 said:Yeah, even AT&T's streaming service was running through it... 😉
hollowpilot91 said:... so is that actually true?🤷
rustyviper92 said:How do I get my games to go full screen on Windows 7? Right now I've got these huge black bars on both sides. I tried changing the resolution in the game settings and messed around in Catalyst control, but nothing's working.
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silentwolf53 said:hang on a sec.
if I'm getting this right...
you just copy the text, paste it into Word, and now someone can find the page via some random tag?
doesn't really sound right to me.
unless they type a few lines into Google, then if it shows up in the results with all those words together, they find the site.
Christian Doyle74 said:I'm running Windows 7, but I really want to get back to XP. I tried booting from an XP CD, but nothing happens. Is there any other way?
northernviper14 said:I've got a bunch of old rigs with a Pentium 4 2.4, 512 MB of RAM, an ATI Radeon 9500, and Windows XP SP3. It runs perfectly smooth—no lag at all. I'm wondering if Windows 7 would actually work okay on this, or if I should just stick with XP. Thanks.
Carl Ruiz2 said:I can't get this 16GB Sony Vaio USB drive I grabbed on eBay to format, no matter what I try. Anyone got a fix? Thanks ahead of time.
placidcobra49 said:1. You can upload about 10 mins of video at once to YouTube.
2. Just grab any of those million converters to get it into one format. Since .ifo and .bup aren't actually video files anyway, just convert everything—say, to MPEG2 using iMovie—then merge and save it as a .wmv or something.
Alexander Hughes47 said:can i make it so when I click All Programs it looks like it did back in XP? right now everything is just all crammed together in one spot