So this new bridge is supposed to be a symbol of unity between Michigan and Ontario, but Canada just disinvited the US dignitaries from the ceremony. It feels like a huge slap in the face given how much cooperation is needed between the two countries. Is this just a localized political stunt or a sign of bigger diplomatic tensions brewing?
Alright, look... I could really use some help with this...
Basically, I’m entering everything perfectly—username, password, the whole nine yards—but I keep getting hit with this error: Thunderbird can't find the settings for your email account.
I know I have to manually configure the incoming and outgoing servers, POP3, SSL, the standard password stuff... but honestly, I've completely lost my mind trying to get this right.
So, I finally pulled the trigger and picked up an Alienware m15.
And now, when I try to install macOS Monterey via a USB drive, everything just hits a wall. I’m completely stuck. The laptop doesn't even have a disc drive, and since there aren't any drivers installed—not even the basic USB drivers—nothing is actually working. It won't read a single thing.
Nah, I'm with Bank of America. So there's no middle ground—it's either the full cash amount upfront, or I have to drive all the way into Chicago if I want to deal with installments.
My desktop is browsing just fine, and my laptop connects to the Wi-Fi without any issues... but when I try to actually go online, only YouTube works?! Every other single website just refuses to load!!
swiftraven2 said:I'm trying to figure out where I can grab an original copy of Windows 7 and if one product key works for multiple machines. What happens if we wipe the OS, since the code still works when we reinstall it?
That whole "Windows 7601 not genuine" error and the black screen is driving me absolutely insane.. I've tried everything under the sun to get rid of it and nothing works.
That old slmgr -rearm trick doesn't even work anymore.
Does anyone actually know how to kill this message for good?
I need to know where I can actually pick up an original copy of Windows 7, and more importantly, can one single product key be used on multiple machines? What happens if I wipe the drive and reinstall everything, since the same code should still work when I'm rebuilding the OS...
That "Windows 7601 not genuine" error and the black screen are driving me absolutely insane. It's infuriating. I’ve tried every trick in the book to get rid of it, and nothing works. Nothing.
That old `slmgr -rearm` workaround doesn't even cut it anymore. It's useless.
Brenda Cruz23 said:Well, I’m honestly not quite sure if this hits the mark—it feels like there might be something similar to what we discussed right here
I have a feeling these might actually be the real deal
There's also something somewhat comparable over here link1 link2
Nope. I mean, I’m running the installer like I’m supposed to, but the damn thing just won't work. It isn't even throwing an error code at me; it actually goes through the motions and tells me the installation was successful.
Windows 7
I've been reading online that other people are hitting this same wall, and apparently, some of them managed to fix it by tweaking something in the BIOS.
