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You have to modify your BIOS into recognizing the 64 bit settings it had before you installed the 32 bit version of Windows 7. You can't install the 64 bit because it doesn't recognize the 64 bit drivers since it was set to recognize the 32 bit dr...
Windows XP forever. XP was and is doing so well that there is really no need for Vista. XP is more stable and versatile. If people wanted to change the looks for the better, MS could've just released a service pack that encompasses even better per...
Adobe products are powerful but the recent creative suite (CS4) has major issues. For example, every week, I am forced to run the license recovery program because all the CS4 programs seem to reset the licensing time for 1 week or so. It does get ...
Malwarebytes Anti Malware (MBAM) is an excellent antivirus program but in most cases, you won't need to use it unless all you other antivirus softwares fail. Once you use it, it will get rid off everything that seems and is a virus or malware. Sup...
Video games shouldn't effect one's judgement when it comes to reality. Video games are meant for entertainment not a substitute for reality. Ironically, video games are as violent as the evening news that people watch in which they show murder sce...
Windows XP Home Edition SP2 (Laptop 1 and Desktop 1)
Windows XP Professional SP2 (Laptop 2)
Windows Vista SP1(Laptop 3)
Windows 98 (Desktop 2)
Macs are oriented towards professionals who work with or around media, web design, graphic design, and any other type of profession that requires the use of graphic designs or applications. Windows however is oriented towards all people regardless...
For zipping and unzipping files, try using 7-zip. You can also try using WinZip as well. For rar files, you obviously have to use WinRar. Norton these days are developing mediocre software which are nothing compared to how they once were several y...
I use Dreamweaver. I find it easy to use and really like their WYSIWYG feature. It sometimes makes it a little interesting when using that feature as a short cut instead of writing out all those lines of HTML codes which can get a bit tedious afte...
MS Office is by far the most convenient software out there although its not free. Open Office is an ok alternative but for obvious reasons, its not going to be as good as MS Office which had more years to develop and more work done to it to make i...
Chrome uses Apple's webkit as Google disclosed this fact several months ago. Also, they've made Chrome as an open source program which can be used in all three operating systems, Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux.
Windows XP Professional SP2.
Tune Up Utilities 2009. Its great for just about all the basic tweaks that you'd need to maintain your PC and improve its performance.
CCleaner has a registry cleaner built in it. You might want to look into that since its free.
English, a little Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, and a few other spoken languages. In addition, I know HTML, JavaScript, PHP, Python, and some Visual Basic, Binary, and Hexadecimal (Binary and Hex were sort of easy since its just basic math concept wise)...
CCleaner, Chrome, VLC Player, Download Manager, Avast (Free Home Edition), SpyBot, Process Explorer, Paint.Net, Avira Antivir, 7-Zip.
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- What kind of geek are you?
- Computer/Math/Electronics
- Why do you consider yourself a geek?
- I don't. Others do because I like electronics (computers/game consoles in particular).
- How did you find out about our Geek community?
- Youtube - Lockergnome Channel
- What are your "geeky equipment" specs?
- 3 computers (1 more is being designed at the time being), hard drives, flash drives, mp3s, important softwares, books, games, xbox 360, etc.
- What do you want to be when you grow up?
- Physician by day, Programmer by night.
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 7:23pm on April 8, 2009,
Mighty Mow said… - Hi, How Are You?
- At 7:58pm on March 31, 2009,
Anubis said… - I am dual booting right now, and was gonna trash Vista and get XP, but I would have to buy a copy...and well...even though it makes me sad, XP is getting a bit old. But I will always keep it...-I still have Win. 98 & DOS comps xDDD.-
--I am thinking about over clocking my comp. got any tips on how?
-Anubis
- At 2:15pm on March 31, 2009,
Anubis said…
- How was the boot time for your laptop??
-Anubis
- At 2:15pm on March 31, 2009,
Anubis said…
- lol, yea, finally. xDDDDD.
-Anubis
- At 6:34am on March 31, 2009,
Anubis said…
- I have never heard of it xDDD. And I also don't rly have time any more, the last manga I read was Death Note & Gantz... Lol I guess no one has time any more xDD.
-Anubis
- At 7:31pm on March 29, 2009,
Anubis said…
- Pretty good, I have never heard of the game you are talking about.
I'll have to check it out. Do you read Manga?
-Anubis
- At 7:01pm on March 29, 2009,
Anubis said…
- Hey, Welcome to Geeks. I like your Avatar.
Hows it going?
-Anubis
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