Posts by William Morris13

It works on my end. Have you tried the .vg extension yet?

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Edit: Honestly, I haven't had Windows XP running on my VM for a while now. I could try testing it, but I really don't feel like downloading and installing the whole thing right this second...

Use double quotes, and make sure to mention which address you're talking about here

Edit, I just booted up my VM since I'm not on Windows right now, so I was definitely talking out of turn. My bad. The flag should be after the quotes, but The Pirate Bay is actually working for me

Move all those quotes to the end and just leave one space after the .exe

Which site are you actually trying to hit?

Maybe give this a shot:

Right-click the Chrome icon

Hit Properties

Find the target line, then just tack this onto the very end: --ssl-version-fallback-min=ssl3

It should look something like chrome.exe --ssl-version-fallback-min=ssl3 at the end... let me know if that actually works.

If the timing checks out, you’re either looking at a self-signed certificate or the site is still running on SSL v3. Google killed support for that in Chrome once the "POODLE" vulnerability hit

Feel free to tell your colleague he's being a bit dense. That Temp folder is actually there to boost performance.
It works by caching data about the files and apps you run most often, so the next time you boot up your Mac, everything feels a little snappier and more responsive...

There’s really no reason to go around deleting things in there; the system manages itself. Did I mention you should probably tell him he's being a bit dim?

Arthur White37 said:Since I'm buying parts separately, and I'm still running Windows XP, I figured it's probably time to refresh my OS.

Alright, so what are we looking at for specs? You should probably check that first... make sure everything actually runs smoothly. Otherwise, you might end up throwing money down the drain if you realize you need to upgrade other components too. If that's the case, honestly, just grab a pre-built PC... you'll get Windows included with it.

And seriously, get away from Windows XP as fast as you can. Trust me on that one.

Which program are we talking about here? Did you bother to install the guest additions yet? Honestly, a virtual machine is pretty much set for anything except 3D stuff... like gaming, for instance. It isn't actually tapping into your graphics card; it's just emulating it.

What’s the exact error message? Maybe there's some extra dependency the software needs to run... You could always try setting up VirtualBox or VMware for the virtualization side of things.