Recent content by EDAL

:smile: Try not to feel angry about switching to Windows 7, regardless of the issue that you have now (and anyother that may/will arise in the future) it is so much better than any previous version, that you'll eventually agree with me and take into account Windows 8 is coming soon. As to...

I think it was me who mentioned a "real" 64bit download. Anyway, the URL for the download page in Apple's website is: Link Removed - Invalid URL The direct URL for downloading the 64bit software* is...

Don't give up yet! I solved my "problem". If you recall my complaint, the only one actually, was that I could not enlarge the album thumbs in the Grid View, I couldn't find the slider bar to do so or the "header" where it was. I found it! If that is your nisancet, go to: View > Grid view >...

You'll love it! Provided you have decent hardware the interface si so much better than XP's.

Although my upgrade went a-ok, so far, all along I've suspected my ASUS mobo as the culprit for quite a few situations I've encountered, with Win 7 and Win XP. I do recognize mine is not top of the line but it is no lightweight either. Maybe they are not what they used to be. One thing is...

:) I am happy for you. I've been there myself, hour after hour, trying to solve some computer issue. Though it is tedious, sometimes tiresome and worst, frustating I assume that is what most of us here enjoy, "tweeking under the hood" and doing it ourselves! I hope it stays that way Vambo...

Although I installed the proper Win 7 - 64bit driver for my Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000, and the camera was recognized ok by the OS, etc., sometimes it just disappears or is "lost" or gone from the devices list, while being used or just by pointing it somewhere! I actually confronted this...

I have an answer for your good question (I actually had the same question too!): because the so called "upgrade" contains a full version of the program, so I was told by an expert at a CompUSA store. According to the expert it's supposedly a "mistake" MS repeated, they did the same with the...

Oh! BTW, I am not using the Beta version, it's the Windows 7 Home Premium Family Pack.

Changing the power options, to have the disk never go to sleep, apparently did the trick! I put the machine to sleep and woke it up and the disk was still there. Hopefully that took care of that! Much obliged for your help! :o

As far as I know BIOS is setup to boot from the HD, then the CD ROM. To change the sequence start up the PC, wait for a beep and press "Del" or "F8", it'll tell which one, or whichever other key. Then in the set up look for Boot sequence and choose CD ROM. However, if you don't feel familiar...

Hello, I am running the same game on an ASUS M3N-HD/HDMI, using an AMD Dual Core Athlon, at 2.66 Ghz, with dual video cards (SLI) Nvidia GE FORCE 9800 and 8 G RAM (DDR2), it runs very good, however sometimes the graphics will go "crazy", for example, in the second level, when the troops storm a...

I was able to upgrade from Windows XP Pro 32 bit to Windows 7 64 bit. It did not even ask for the former license key. Make sure you have the proper DVD (64 bit version) in the drive and that the BIOS is set to first boot from CD ROM, choose "Custom" in the only two install options. You might...

Checked that out but the HD's are set to shut down after 20 minutes not immediately after going to sleep (and permanently for thet matter!). Notwithstanding, thanks for trying!

Before you saw them now you don't! I cannot see the disk anywhere! (I quickly put the machine into sleep mode and back, and see the screenshots)