EPTOne of the bigger things to leave on is UAC. When I worked at a computer store a long time ago, adware and malware was typically installed manually by the user. UAC is meant to prevent this or at least give the user enough time to think "is this a good idea?".
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Womwomwom
5930 Posts
One of the bigger things to leave on is UAC. When I worked at a computer store a long time ago, adware and malware was typically installed manually by the user. UAC is meant to prevent this or at least give the user enough time to think "is this a good idea?". | ||
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Dubzex
United States6994 Posts
"Sorry, wrong username or password." I've been getting this error since like Tuesday or so and even after resetting my account password, I still can't log in to the account. | ||
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Craton
United States17232 Posts
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cool2be
Russian Federation5 Posts
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MisterFred
United States2033 Posts
On January 13 2013 15:54 IlovEBaffy wrote: Can i change NickName to "cool2be" from "IlovEBaffy"? o.o Near the top of the page, on the right side, teamliquid.net has a search function. Input "name change" into that function. The answers you seek should be easy to find. | ||
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Dubzex
United States6994 Posts
On January 13 2013 15:40 Craton wrote: Have you cleared your cache? Yes. Chrome -> tools ->clear browsing data -> empty cache -> to the beginning of time | ||
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cool2be
Russian Federation5 Posts
On January 13 2013 16:47 MisterFred wrote: Near the top of the page, on the right side, teamliquid.net has a search function. Input "name change" into that function. The answers you seek should be easy to find. Thx, didn't find in changing NickName :D All who want to change Name or to Change Nickname must write it here: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=3398 | ||
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dabom88
United States3483 Posts
What is a good HD webcam recording program? Can I go as high as 30 fps with this webcam? Is there a program that allows for doing so? | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On January 13 2013 13:59 Womwomwom wrote: It could have improved. Doesn't mean its any better than other options on the market. As I said, antiviruses are kind of nothing to write home about because they're constantly trying to keep up with the thousands of viruses popping up every day. If you're really deathly worried about viruses, use a sandboxed OS like iOS. One of the bigger things to leave on is UAC. When I worked at a computer store a long time ago, adware and malware was typically installed manually by the user. UAC is meant to prevent this or at least give the user enough time to think "is this a good idea?". It actually has improved, and it's about as good as you can expect out of it. It's a good option if you just want to install and forget your AV, and understand that it doesn't automatically make your PC 100% safe. My wife got a subscription for us since she does desktop support at work, and she'd rather not have to deal with her computer at home. I use it, it does as much as any free software I've ever used, with no major inconvenience. Granted, it's only about as good as the best free options, your main advantage is just being able to completely ignore it once it's installed. It's pretty good about being lightweight when you're doing stuff, and has an option to straight up disable it temporarily if you need to. Most trouble I have with it is when it screams about benchmarking software hogging resources. | ||
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Alryk
United States2718 Posts
The recommendation would be mostly simple because of value reasons, but the problem is she has 90gb of photos that she wants to be able to store. If this wasn't the case, I probably would have recommended the Nexus 10/iPad. The Surface Pro offers 64gb of storage for only 200$ more than an iPad, but you're also getting a USB 3.0 port, a core processor (I'm aware of battery differences of core vs a6x/a15), and legitimate solid state storage, plus real Windows 8. I know that Windows 8 takes up more space than iOS, but that can be mitigated by getting rid of hibernate/pagefile etc. I'm trying to think of a way for her to store her photos on a nexus 10/ipad, but I can't. Is there any cheap way of accessing storage on a device like that (microusb port, OR lightning connector) on one of those devices, or does it seem like surface pro is a better option? | ||
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Sephiren
United States85 Posts
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Soupconner
United States37 Posts
On January 14 2013 03:58 Sephiren wrote: Recently I had been experiencing crashes where my computer would start running REALLY loud suddenly and monitor would go black. That was fixed by cleaning and dusting my components. Yesterday my computer crashed in a similar matter but instead of running even louder it began beeping and I was unable to wake it up. Is this a hardware problem? Try updating all of your drivers. | ||
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Solaris999
United Kingdom194 Posts
On January 14 2013 03:17 Alryk wrote: Hey guys my aunt is looking to get a new tablet to replace her old old personal computer. She's looking at the iPad, Surface, and Nexus 10, and kind of the surface pro. The recommendation would be mostly simple because of value reasons, but the problem is she has 90gb of photos that she wants to be able to store. If this wasn't the case, I probably would have recommended the Nexus 10/iPad. The Surface Pro offers 64gb of storage for only 200$ more than an iPad, but you're also getting a USB 3.0 port, a core processor (I'm aware of battery differences of core vs a6x/a15), and legitimate solid state storage, plus real Windows 8. I know that Windows 8 takes up more space than iOS, but that can be mitigated by getting rid of hibernate/pagefile etc. I'm trying to think of a way for her to store her photos on a nexus 10/ipad, but I can't. Is there any cheap way of accessing storage on a device like that (microusb port, OR lightning connector) on one of those devices, or does it seem like surface pro is a better option? Perhaps try to get some kind of local server storage or pay for some online storage instead? It would be much easier to access plus you wouldn't have to lug an external hard drive around everywhere. And, of course, you can be fairly certain that it will be backed up solidly. | ||
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Craton
United States17232 Posts
On January 14 2013 03:58 Sephiren wrote: Recently I had been experiencing crashes where my computer would start running REALLY loud suddenly and monitor would go black. That was fixed by cleaning and dusting my components. Yesterday my computer crashed in a similar matter but instead of running even louder it began beeping and I was unable to wake it up. Is this a hardware problem? The beeps have meaning related to your motherboard. Go look up your beep codes. | ||
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Ata
Canada356 Posts
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Alryk
United States2718 Posts
On January 14 2013 09:52 Ata wrote: Anyone know of any fps #s or any benchmark for SC2 on all low @ 1920x1080 with an intel HD 4000? Playable, but not perfect, from personal experience. | ||
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Rachnar
France1526 Posts
these are tests run on medium and high, the difference between low/medium settings in sc2 is pretty damn big, so expect better then these numbers | ||
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Ata
Canada356 Posts
On January 14 2013 10:30 Rachnar wrote: here you go these are tests run on medium and high, the difference between low/medium settings in sc2 is pretty damn big, so expect better then these numbers but thats not the right resolution :o and to Alryk, any fps numbers (range), like does it go to under 20 or between 20-30? | ||
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Myrmidon
United States9452 Posts
Max clock speed can be between 1300 MHz and 850 MHz I think. DDR3 1600 MHz? | ||
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baoluvboa
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