Anyone still running Windows 7?

Or you could just go to Start> right-click on Computer> Properties, and then look under Windows edition to see which ones you actually have installed.

Joshua Garcia3 said:Either go to Start - Control Panel - System, right-click on Computer > Properties, and just check what you've got under Windows edition. Simple enough, right?

Where's the Windows edition? Seriously?🙂

What do you mean it isn't there? I thought you'd get something similar to this:

http://www.davescomputertips.com/wp-...tem_applet.jpg

http://cdn.blogsdna.com/wp-content/u...ies-for-xp.jpg

Hey. I'm running Windows XP right now—but for some reason, I can't get the option to choose whether I want to upgrade to Windows 7 or just stay put. 🤷

Jesse Adams2 said:Hey. I'm running Windows XP right now, but for some reason, I can't get the option to decide whether I want to upgrade to Windows 7 or just stay put.🤷

If your PC actually meets the minimum system requirements for Win7, then I guess there isn't much to think about. 🙂

Why on earth am I seeing an "audio service is not running" error and a big red "x" over my speaker icon when I can clearly hear sound perfectly fine?
Everything was working just fine until now, and I'm running the 64-bit version of Windows.

People, tell me—which version of WinRAR are you all running? The ones I tried didn't even bother installing the program at all. Does it require a full version to actually function, or what?...

Taylor Brown said:Why am I getting an "audio service not running" error and a red "x" over my speaker icon when the sound actually works?
Everything was fine before, I'm on a 64-bit version of Windows.

That happens to me sometimes too. Nothing to worry about, really—the red x usually goes away after a quick restart. 🙂

Edward Allen36 said:Hey guys, which version of WinRAR are you all using? The ones I tried wouldn't even install properly. Does it have to be the full version or something?...

Just head over to this page and grab whichever version you want...
They're just trial versions, though, so I guess you'll get a pop-up after a month telling you it's a trial.😁

Keith Bennett38 said:Just head over to this page and download whichever version you need...
Keep in mind these are just trial versions—which means after a month, you'll be stuck with those annoying pop-ups telling you the trial has expired.😁

Will that stay valid indefinitely—or am I going to have to keep downloading it over and over again🙂?

Edward Allen36 said:Will this thing stay active indefinitely, or am I gonna have to reinstall it all the time?🙂 ?

It works fine, but once the 30 days are up, you'll probably get a little pop-up saying the trial expired. Just close the window and it should keep running normally... 🙂

Keith Bennett38 said:That happens to me sometimes too. Honestly, nothing to sweat about... once you reboot, that red 'X' usually clears right up. 🙂

And I see that... well, it's gone now... just vanished...

How many email accounts can I set up in Windows Live Mail? I’m not talking about my Hotmail web access—I mean the actual WLM app on my computer. I tried adding one earlier, but I couldn't quite get it to work. I much prefer using the desktop client since I don't have to stay constantly connected to the internet like I do with Hotmail; everything just opens up automatically. Is that a solid way to go, and can I actually add a second account to WLM?☕

Look, you can set up as many Windows Live Mail accounts as you want...
And besides, you can totally use MSN Messenger to check your Hotmail messages. Just do a little digging online to figure out how to configure it if that's what you're after...

Taylor Brown said:Look, you can set up as many Windows Live Mail accounts as you want...
Plus, you can totally use MSN Messenger to check your Hotmail messages—just do a quick search online for the setup steps if you're interested.

"As many as I want"? Fine then—why don't you hook me up with one?

Here’s a guide on how to set up an account: http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com/ti...mail_setup.php

You just create them one at a time—I don't see what the big deal is.

Benjamin King2 said:Here’s a guide on how to set up an account: http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com/ti...mail_setup.php

Just create them one by one—what's the actual issue there?

I think I actually got it working! Thanks!😉

Benjamin King2 said:Here’s a guide on how to set up an account: http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com/ti...mail_setup.php

Just create them one at a time—I don't see what the big deal is.

What’s the incoming server for MSN Messenger?
How do I delete an alias in Hotmail?🤷

The incoming server is actually provided by whoever handles your email service—Windows Live Mail is just the software you use to read your messages.

Benjamin King2 said:The incoming server is provided by your email host—think Gmail or Outlook.com—whereas Windows Live Mail is just the software you use to read the messages.

I mean, I'm definitely getting my emails on Hotmail just fine, but they won't sync over to Windows Live Mail. So it's basically just an issue with receiving? Sending works perfectly fine.🤷