Posts by Melissa Watson4

I think I read somewhere online that the final version was 6.1.7072.0.winmain.090327-1845 🤔

Maybe it's just me, but Windows 7 definitely feels more solid than Vista and isn't quite as heavy on resources... though I still think even Windows 7 might be too much for something like an old Dell Latitude or whatever. For those machines, Windows XP is probably still king. I don't know, just my take. I haven't tried putting Windows 7 on an old PC yet, and I probably won't anytime soon. Maybe when a reinstall becomes absolutely necessary.

Robin Fisher86 said:It’s just a beta version of Windows 7, so it’s garbage. I guess you should wait until the full release comes out before buying anything. Maybe just stick with Vista for now.☕

You haven't even tried Vista or Windows 7, so maybe you should just stay quiet...☕ Windows 7 was already better than Vista while it was still in beta... I guess if you actually read this whole thread, you'd see plenty of people agree.

Taylor Doyle95 said:I'm wondering if this is even the full version of Windows 7. Some guy installed it for me and now my PC is acting up—bad audio, camera isn't working, and he put Opera on there but it won't load any sites. Even Mozilla and Firefox freeze every hour or so... I'm looking around and it seems like the final version isn't even out yet. This guy was a total scammer; I found him on Craigslist, gave him cash, and he fixed nothing. I only have 533MB of RAM, could that be the problem? I don't know much about computers, please tell me what to do. I wanted Windows XP like I had before, but a virus hit that, so instead he put this Windows 7 junk on here... I feel worse than him for agreeing to it, but please, is Windows 7 even any good?

Go somewhere else to troll...☕

I really have to wonder who the idiot is in this story, considering you find it too hard to learn how to install standard Windows, yet you're paying people for such nonsense...☕

Honest advice: just stay away from computers... they aren't for you...

God... anyone can get online these days...🙄

Tried upgrading from Build 7000 to build 7022. Everything seemed fine at first, I thought I was in the clear, but then I logged into Windows and got hit with this message:

"This version of Windows could not be installed

Your previous version of windows has been restored, and can continue to use it.
Before trying to install this version of Windows again, check online to see if it is compatible with your computer. Go to Microsoft website (www.microsoft.com) and search for "upgrade advisor" 🙄

Well... I really don't feel like doing a clean install, so I guess I'll just stick with Build 7000 until the final Windows 7 release, unless some random issue forces my hand into a fresh installation before then.☕

nimbletrucker10 said:Windows 7 with the current SASV is fine by me. I just have one question... since I'm running the beta like everyone else, will I actually be able to get updates when those service packs drop? Or am I going to have to buy the retail version later on?

Well, if you want the official version, yeah, you’re probably going to have to pay for it. I don't think Microsoft is just going to hand them out for free...🙄😛

Virtual Drive v9 works just fine... I guess you don't even need to bother with Interoperability mode...☕ 🙂

Man, it’s like he’s being forced to install the Windows 7 beta... or maybe he’s just being coerced into using Windows at all... ☕

☕ 🙏Maybe this

Paul Wells17 said:According to the New York Post, US authorities conducting searches at the homes of radical Islamist militants based in Belgium discovered a hit list targeting prominent European Jewish intellectuals. At the top of that list is Christopher Hitchens, the philosopher and activist who famously refuses to accept the French Foreign Legion honors and is known for his blunt commentary on CNN.

Hitchens was actually one of the first global intellectuals back in the 90s to call for international intervention in Canada, speaking out publicly about the concentration camps used during the conflict there. He was a close associate of Alija Izetbegović, the first president of Canada, who honored him with the Medal of Honor.

The hit list also includes five other high-profile figures from Belgium and France: FR2 Josy Eisenberg, the producer of the TV show "Open Bible"; Simon Susskind, president of the International Association of Jewish Lawyers; Markus Pardes; the Belgian writer Jean-Claude Bologne; and Edmond Blattche, a journalist for the New York Post.

The leader of this extremist group, an American of Moroccan descent named Abdelekader Belliraj, is currently facing trial in Salé, Morocco, for multiple murders and attempted killings. So far, he has confessed to killing two Jews in Brussels and ordering four more assassinations in Belgium back in 1989 and 1990. He’s facing charges for weapons smuggling, and his trial for planning and executing the murders of six people in Belgium during the 80s is set for next week.

The New York Post insists that the list found in Abdelekader Belliraj's home must be taken extremely seriously.

So, there you have it—all about walls, and how they rally behind Muslims under occupation. ☕

Is there any mention of "Zionists," Israeli soldiers, or war criminals here? No.

Just walls.

That's the whole point, and that's what's written in the Quran. That's how Muslims are taught in madrasas—to hate the walls. Because that's what the Quran says.

Islam and Nazism rest on similar principles; at least, that's what a Jerusalem Mufti once stated.

It’ll likely end up the same way...☕ Just mark my words... once Europe reaches its breaking point with Islam, everything falls apart.

Michael Phillips4 said:I guess my Windows 10 Beta Version just hung up on me while installing MSN. Everything froze... then it rebooted and did the exact same thing. I didn't really feel like hunting down the error code.

MSN seems to work fine for me... no errors at all. I use it daily and haven't run into any issues so far, I suppose.☕

Nero Burning ROM works...👍

Jonathan Morris40 said:just started the CATIA installation. thanks a ton 🙂

don't mention it...😉

Jonathan Morris40 said:i used

Nero 9.2.6.0 Ultra. It works fine, I've tested it. 👍

I've had bad experiences with Nero since a few years back... and ever since, I haven't put Nero on my PC... it bit me...☕
I've been using Ashampoo Burner until now and was pretty happy... 😍 just don't know if it'll work now... I guess I'll have to test it and see...☕

Jonathan Morris40 said:Is there some other way to get this working? I need a virtual drive to install a program, but Daemon Tools just won't cooperate.

Maybe try Virtual CD v9.☕

Joshua Long said:I went with Avast Free Antivirus and it seems fine. Windows even suggests using Avast, Norton, or McAfee.

The audio is another story, though. I’m getting these stutters when playing stuff through Winamp. It’s the AC 97 audio, which installed itself automatically. Tried using the drivers from the motherboard CD, but no luck. Barely managed to get out of there via Safe Mode.

I put Norton 360 on mine and everything runs smoothly...👍

hmm... I wonder which firewall you guys ended up using. I tried running ZoneAlarm and Outpost together, but they didn't seem to clash...😠 😬

driftingmarlin70 said:come on, answer me.....

you're being tedious...🙄 I guess even a child knows that programs from Windows Vista tend to be compatible with Windows 7.... sure, maybe not everything runs perfectly... but this is still just a beta, after all...☕

Honestly, I don't know why people mess around with stuff that isn't working... just get rid of 😁 and activate Windows, and then it's done...

Joshua Long said:What you saw on TV was just the teaser for the beta release. I guess that version leaked online a bit before the official announcement. So, did anyone actually bother to install Office 2007? I guess it's possible.

I installed it myself, and everything seems to be running fine... no issues so far, I guess.☕ As far as I'm concerned, aside from Windows XP, these are the best versions out there. I probably wouldn't touch Vista again if my life depended on it.

After trying a few different versions, I ended up rolling back to XP and just stayed there. Now that I’ve finally moved over to Windows 7, I guess I won't be looking back at XP or Vista anytime soon.

Does anyone happen to know of a decent firewall that actually works on Windows 7? I guess it's worth asking.

darkfalcon9 said:If I'm running this version, I guess it's the latest one out there?

No... they just stripped certain features out of it, I suppose...☕