Recent content by Radenight

@bassfisher Hey man! :) Good to see ya again! I've been here and there.. Just been busy lately I guess.. but things have finally slowed down a bit so I now have more time for the things I enjoy! Such as these forums.. ;)

Thanks for clearing that up Kemical! ;) Good to see you are still around! :) You can close this thread if you want to since it's turned into.... this.. ;) haha

Hey all.. Now that I have your attention.. ;) I say again Windows 8 sucks.. That being said I will give it credit for being a great 'Alpha' build of a very interesting concept.. but in no way should be considered the next version of the Windows operating system.. ;) Let's just hope that...

Very well put Drew.. ;)

No one is saying that the only thing that matters is the boot time, we were simply commenting on the fact that Windows 8 has a much quicker boot time than Windows 7.. ;) Which is an important thing if you boot up more than once a day.. ;) I understand why you would say that you won't be using...

Hey Kemical! Yeah it's been a while but great to be back! Looking forward to helping some people with Windows 8! ;)

Great to be back Whoosh! :)

I don't really find Windows 8 any more confusing than Windows XP was to some when it first came out.. ;) Same with the way Windows Vista was compared to XP when it launched. It's just a radical shift in Windows in general, well in the UI of Windows anyway. I think most will get used to it pretty...

As always Mike, a terrific tutorial for a Clean Install of Windows 8! :) Very well done!!

Hey all! I see some familiar Screen names, ;) And lots of new one's as well, which is always a good thing! :) Glad to be here, I miss the glory days at Windows7forums.com! ;)

I would have to agree completely, Windows 8 is much better in the boot-up time than Windows 7. ;) And Windows 7 is pretty quick so at least Windows 8 has that going for it.. ;)

I have a list that I have followed for the past 15 years... It has never let me down and has always left me with a smooth running installation every time.. ;) It has also gone through a lot of changes over the years but the most recent version is something like this: AFTER Windows 7 has...

The DVD that came with your computer is most likely a recovery DVD, meaning you need to make sure that the partition containing the recovery data hasn't been deleted or hasn't become corrupted.. As long as it is not corrupt and is still there then the DVD should work (unless of course the DVD...

As long as your copy of Windows 7 Pro is legal then yes, it is permissable to do this.. The best way to do this would be via a clean install.. ;) This is when you format the HDD (or just the partition with the old Windows 7 installation on it) and install Windows 7 Pro on the newly formatted...

As Cybercore stated, try the automated phone activation.. It is very easy to use and should resolve this issue for you.. ;)