EPTOn September 08 2009 16:29 {CC}StealthBlue wrote:
god damn I want your icon.
god damn I want your icon.
Clearly you're not awesome enough.
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EvilTeletubby
Baltimore, USA22250 Posts
Clearly you're not awesome enough. | ||
MrHoon
10183 Posts
On September 08 2009 16:24 R1CH wrote: I can't magically fix physically broken drives  . | ||
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konadora
Singapore66071 Posts
poor mrhoon he tried | ||
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writer22816
United States5775 Posts
On September 08 2009 17:20 JohnColtrane wrote: wow you sound like such a nice person fuck off | ||
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JohnColtrane
Australia4813 Posts
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Zelniq
United States7166 Posts
Is there any I can print from my Windows 7 pc? EDIT: minor issue compared to above I'm dual-booting Win7 with Windows XP, but I fucked up my Windows XP installation when I tried to re-install XP on top of the existing XP installation (using an older service pack cd, too!). i lost all my installed programs/registry i think, is there anyway i can go back / recover it? I think I re-installed XP cus I wanted to fix the boot table or something? dont remember Btw it's really awesome youre helping randomly like this, you are a good guy r1ch | ||
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CorsairHero
Canada9489 Posts
On September 08 2009 17:08 R1CH wrote: Do you have CPU Throttling enabled? If not BW maxes out your CPU and it may be overheating. i turned it on, but i dont think its because of overheating because I used the same laptop with vista before and I never had any problems. | ||
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Jusciax
Lithuania588 Posts
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[GiTM]-Ace
United States4935 Posts
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Mikilatov
United States3897 Posts
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So no fek
United States3001 Posts
I recently reinstalled XP from a wiped hard drive (biggest pain in the ass ever - I wiped my drive before checking the condition of my disks, and they were all scratched up, so my install was just a tad bit broken, eventually managed to find a replacement CD and get it up and running), and almost everything is running in perfect condition now, but my internet connection. Basically my connection before the wipe was great. I have Vuze running, be getting 1000 kb/s (depending on what I was downloading, of course), and Firefox would run flawlessly. The only thing I couldn't do while downloading was watch user streams, and even that I could do if I was willing to put up with some varying levels of lag. Now that I have my computer up and running, my internet connection is noticeably slower. And I'm really not sure what I have to do. Whether I have to change some default settings, or reconfigure my router, or what. But now if I'm downloading with a torrent program, I rarely get above 300 kb/s, even on torrents that I had downloaded before and know are well seeded (I was downloading a large 100GB+ torrent before I wiped my drive, when there weren't many seeders, it took 5-6 days to download completely... and now it's estimated at taking 14 weeks), and if I am downloading while browsing the internet, pages take a noticeable few seconds to load. | ||
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wurm
Philippines2296 Posts
When ever I play graphics intensive games, the computer either hangs or restarts. I used to run L4D, Halo and others fine. Other less intensive games work fine (i.e. Starcraft, Diablo2) and I can watch movies normally etc.. I don't think I have a problem with any of my hardware overheating, I have a couple fans and my case is partially open. I only had this problem when I added my old IDE HD to my PC. So yeah, I really think its either of my graphics card or power supply. Any ideas? | ||
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Geo.Rion
7377 Posts
On September 08 2009 16:28 R1CH wrote: Malware Bytes is my #1 recommended malware scan, followed by BitDefender online quick scan and ESET NOD32 webscan if needed. For maintenance, CCleaner, Secunia PSI for security updates followed by jkDefrag for a defragment. What program do you use against spywares? Is one of the "maintenacne" programs? Also my PC is really slow despite reinstalling Windows (XP) recently. It's not a big problem because it's an old rig, and i will be using my new laptop, but i'm intrested what couses this. one more: I cannot host SC. Even with firewall disabled. What can couse this? I'm sure there are a number of things | ||
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justiceknight
Singapore5741 Posts
this is basically some portforward stuff and before u ask me to go to portfoward site and learn ,hear my story ok i have the same problem here,can only play 1v1 in SC bnet but i have NO problem playing with lots of people in counterstrike steam [i havent tried Dota].I used Linksys router in the past and now using Belkin,my modem ,Speedtouch didnt change since the day i use the internet. So is my router or modem giving this problem? T_T | ||
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Quanticfograw
United States2053 Posts
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niteReloaded
Croatia5281 Posts
On September 08 2009 17:20 JohnColtrane wrote: wow you sound like such a nice person omfg | ||
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R1CH
Netherlands10340 Posts
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R1CH
Netherlands10340 Posts
On September 08 2009 17:33 exalted wrote: R1CH, what are your thoughts on ad-aware? I remember back in the day it was awesome, but nowadays it seems to be useless and doesn't pick up anything. I also never defragment my computer, is that horrible? Also, can laptops be run 24/7 or is that bad? I bought a Coolermaster Pad but does this just only mitigate the pain I'm putting it through? I like to make my virtual memory as large as possible, it seems to make the computer run a lot faster - are there any adverse effects to this or an optimal size to make it? Ad-aware was good when it was the only product, but there are far better ones these days. You should defragment at least once or twice a year, seek times are one of the main bottlenecks in a modern PC. Laptops on 24/7 may run a higher risk of failure due to dust/etc jamming up the fans / heatsinks. Pagefile should always be on automatic, setting it any higher has very little benefit - if your pagefile gets hit that hard then your PC will be pretty unusable anyway. | ||
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R1CH
Netherlands10340 Posts
On September 08 2009 19:50 So no fek wrote: Looks like I missed this, but I may as well toss out my question, just in case. :o I recently reinstalled XP from a wiped hard drive (biggest pain in the ass ever - I wiped my drive before checking the condition of my disks, and they were all scratched up, so my install was just a tad bit broken, eventually managed to find a replacement CD and get it up and running), and almost everything is running in perfect condition now, but my internet connection. Basically my connection before the wipe was great. I have Vuze running, be getting 1000 kb/s (depending on what I was downloading, of course), and Firefox would run flawlessly. The only thing I couldn't do while downloading was watch user streams, and even that I could do if I was willing to put up with some varying levels of lag. Now that I have my computer up and running, my internet connection is noticeably slower. And I'm really not sure what I have to do. Whether I have to change some default settings, or reconfigure my router, or what. But now if I'm downloading with a torrent program, I rarely get above 300 kb/s, even on torrents that I had downloaded before and know are well seeded (I was downloading a large 100GB+ torrent before I wiped my drive, when there weren't many seeders, it took 5-6 days to download completely... and now it's estimated at taking 14 weeks), and if I am downloading while browsing the internet, pages take a noticeable few seconds to load. Most likely either your TCP settings need tweaking (RWIN and scaling) or you need the "10 half open connection" patch to be able to P2P effectively. www.speedtest.net is the only really reliable way of gauging your connection speed, P2P is very unreliable for speed testing. | ||
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R1CH
Netherlands10340 Posts
On September 08 2009 20:29 likeaboss wrote: Ok I am fairly compitent with computers and I am just curious because this makes 0 sense. I randomly cannot establish connection with the internet through pokerstars and internet explorer. The weird part is if i have a internet explorer already open, I can open new tabs and still surf. I can get on msn and starcraft durring this but for some reason I cannot establish some new connections. Any ideas? Your routers NAT table might be overflowing, this would prevent new connections. Try rebooting your router / modem, if it fixes it, that was likely the problem. | ||
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