Posts by rustywalker1

I assume "diversity" means having different races represented within a single movie.
It’s almost as if Asian cinema doesn't exist—you know, where Asian actors dominate and you don't see any white people at all.

Terry Wells3 said:I watched the trailer. The plot looks like your run-of-the-mill American quasi-comedy. Except, of course, the entire cast is Asian instead of those awful white people, so now the movie is patting itself on the back. ☕ Pure PC propaganda. Correct me if I'm wrong.

In the US, it's getting praise because it has diversity. (Meaning, there aren't any white people).

I only watched it because there's a third one coming out soon and I wanted to stay current. I'm not really one for skipping sequels. Hopefully, the third installment holds up better.

My PC is pretty old, but this was definitely part of that process I was trying to shut down—except now, it’s just gone.
I even tried reinstalling Chrome, but that didn't fix anything either.

Looks like nobody has any ideas.

Anyway, it fixed itself somehow. 🤷

For the last few days, my PC has been crawling whenever I open Chrome. Task Manager shows CPU usage hitting 100% constantly until I shut down the browser, at which point everything returns to normal.
If I just kill the specific Chrome process hogging all the resources via Task Manager, the system stabilizes without me having to close the entire browser.
I did some digging using Process Explorer and searched for that specific process, which led me to several different results (link), including this one.
According to the site, a legitimate Google Chrome installation should be located in C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application. However, when I check the file location for that process, it’s exactly where it’s supposed to be...
I've already run scans with several antivirus tools and found nothing (Malwarebytes, AVG, AdwCleaner, CCleaner, HitmanPro...).

I followed the four steps suggested on that second link, and while HitmanPro flagged something and restarted my computer to complete the cleanup, the issue persists.
So, the only thing that actually works is manually killing that process in Task Manager after I launch Chrome.
And this is happening even after a fresh reinstall of Chrome.

I'm running Windows 7 32-bit.

🤷

It's an okay movie to watch. Nothing to write home about, though.

In that case, I’ll just reinstall it. Not really in the mood to deal with all that hassle.

Noah Miller6, I actually tried that before starting this thread and it worked fine. But as soon as I rebooted my PC, everything went right back to how it was.

It’s happening with all my Word documents. I don't get what they mean about running out of space. I have 80GB of extra room on my SSD.

Why am I seeing this error whenever I try to open a document in Word?



It eventually opens, but it's incredibly slow.
I don't get what the issue is. I have about 80 GB free on my SSD out of 120. My RAM isn't even two-thirds full. Everything seems fine, as usual.

I enjoyed the film as well.
I think a series following those events in that same style would be great. Something spanning from when Stalin rose to power all the way to the collapse of the USA.

So they aren't going to show hits like Jurassic Park, Fast & Furious, or Despicable Me that actually pull in the cash. Idiots.

Titanic. Just some tedious chaos on board for an hour or two before it finally goes under.

These films are just comic book adaptations. They might actually have some substance if they put in the work.

I watched the first one last year. I’ve got the second and third sitting on my hard drive, but I just haven't gotten around to them yet.

Every time I launch certain programs, this pops up:


In this instance, it's Notepad on Windows 7. It only triggers when I try to save as, but not during other actions like saving or anything else.
I downloaded the missing file and moved it into the system folder, but then I just get another error saying yet another file is missing.
Then, once I finally drop this one... synch... file in there, Chrome won't even open. If I pull it out of the system folder, Chrome works fine again. How can I stop these errors from appearing and actually get Chrome running?

Pretty bad. A total disaster.

They’ll probably end up making a sequel too. 🤣

I don't see how there's any confusion regarding Soprano.
Lost has been explained a thousand times over.

Prometheus and Alien: Covenant are just one (two 😁) massive messes.