Let's see those desktops (rev 4.0)

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I Got Reply #3,001 :p

Back on topic.

Here is mine on the desktop downstairs:


From,
Chris.
 
ummm.. say, Duck.. do you have a thing towards.. err.. ducks? just quack it out.. 💡 :lol:
 
Got a link to the original Duċk?
 
Do you always leave your iPod connected?

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GT4_Rule - Which program are you using for all of your toolbars, infoboxes and whatnot?

I might make the move to the darkside. I need something to spice up my desktop.
 
That avatar + that wallpaper = the irony.

Haha it's true!




MachOne
GT4_Rule - Which program are you using for all of your toolbars, infoboxes and whatnot?

I might make the move to the darkside. I need something to spice up my desktop.

It's Windows Vista Beta. Either that or a theme.
 
MachỎne;2482043
A shutdown shortcut..interesting..

%windir%\system32\shutdown.exe -s -t 00

Make a shortcut and put this as the target directory, if anybody is interested.
 
It's just as quick to just tell Windows to shut down when you press your power button ;)
 
Reread my post, then get back to me.
Reread you own post:
It's just as quick to just tell Windows to shut down when you press your power button
Wikipedia.org
Pressing the reset button would be preferable to the power button, which could potentially leave a device in the middle of some operation and subject to defect.
So, yeah, it could still lead to data loss.
 
No I'm pretty sure he's power button is hooked to the safe shutdown function, I know my one is.

My power button does the exact same thing as the shutdown icon.
 
going to see muse on the 22nd :D

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Reread you own post:
So, yeah, it could still lead to data loss.



Try again.

(And if you are too smart to understand it, it means for Winblows to Shut Down, not just the PC itself.)
 
No I'm pretty sure he's power button is hooked to the safe shutdown function, I know my one is.

My power button does the exact same thing as the shutdown icon.



You can change the way the power button shuts the compuer down in the Power Options in Control Panel.

edit: too late
 
MachỎne;2482105


Try again.

(And if you are too smart to understand it, it means for Winblows to Shut Down, not just the PC itself.)

I sense some pwnage.....
 
You can change the way the power button shuts the compuer down in the Power Options in Control Panel.

edit: too late

Which is basically the same thing I said :ouch:
 
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