I hate my computer!

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I know! And I thought that my desk was messy, just because I have a few misplaced papers and one book on it! :D

I'm a clean freak, so I can't stand to have a desk or the like that is visibly messy... you see, on my desks, I usually "organize" the clutter into neat, tidy piles so that it looks like I know what I'm doing.

Anyway, I don't hate my computer, because... well, I think everybody knows. :) Coincidentally (yeah, right!), I've never had to deal with a virus before, though that could obviously change with OSX's implemention of the Unix core...

[edit]: Yike! So many typos...
 
Originally posted by youth_cycler
I know! And I thought that my desk was messy, just because I have a few misplaced papers and one book on it! :D

I'm a clean freak, so I can stand to have a desk or the like that is visibly messy... you see, on my desks, I usually "organize" the clutter into neat, tidy piles so that it looks like I know what I'm doing.

Anyway, I don't hate my computer, because... well, I think everybody knows. :) Coincidentally (year, right!), I've never had to deal with a virus before, though that could obviously change with OSX's implemention of the Unix core...

*Another clean freak reports. :)

(Except for my engine work bench, it's impossible to keep clean/organized.)
 
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How to fix it:

1. Take a go kart engine and set it on the floor.:D

2. Strip the ends of the power cord and wrap them around the battery terminals.

3. Start up go kart engine.

4. Power up PC.

F1Man, your PC will run faster this way, with less blue screens.:p
 
No. All I need is a new processor and more MHZ And I know I can squeeze about 600 MHZ out of the one that is being Gay!
 
Nevermind but If I go to tools>internet options>programs>reset internet settings.............. will that fix my problem? :confused:
 
Originally posted by F1man
Nevermind but If I go to tools>internet options>programs>reset internet settings.............. will that fix my problem? :confused:

Actually, if you start your PC in DOS and type in format c: that should do it.


Disclaimer: I accept no responsibility for the loss of data when and if you actually do this.
 
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