Thread: PC down : keeps restarting ...

Originally Posted by slackula

You are bitching about crap as usual. How many malicious programs have you had on your Mac Mini?

none, since WIFI is fucked up and can't connect to the Internet

Originally Posted by slackula

a 10 year old operating system from getting raped by the internets you should probably be backing them up by giving some useful advice to ST instead of flirting with me.

I think you did fine

I would recommend to upgrade to Unbuntu though, the GNOME version, really nice. Have you tried it yet ? my version sits on top of WinXP, on the NTFS partition, very convenient.

Originally Posted by Loy Toy

Originally Posted by Butterfly

^ awesome machine, what is it ?

it is a trash 80

and you can hand your geek card in at the door

^ is that the TRS-80 ? didn't recognize it,

Originally Posted by JACK DANIELS ESQ

What O/S are ya using .....
RU using roxio - there are driver issues
Grab any 'live' Linux distro and boot it - you will have access to the HDD
Give us more details
Can ya get into safe mode....?
Have you had any BSD ......?
What AV are ya using - stay away from any/all AVG
Use Linux - lol&lol
more .......

BR>Jack

Roxio Customer Care

I had this problem once and I did have Roxio installed. I read every article I could find, tried everything, every virus scanner, and still no tamale. I reinstalled XP.

Originally Posted by Butterfly

finally feels like a real computer again

Just go back to the command line, moron.

Nintendo first version could suit your skills well too.

Originally Posted by Butterfly

I have downloaded all the Amiga ROMs

I have the A500, A500+, A1000, A2000, A3000, A4000, CD32

I have also all the Apple ROMs

Apple II, II+, IIe, IIc etc...

even internal development ROMs by the apple dev team

I think you have a small dick dreaming of a big one. It's 2010 now if you don't know.

Originally Posted by Butterfly

I would recommend to upgrade to Unbuntu though, the GNOME version, really nice.

And the file browser looks like ... oh surprise, Nautilus is a copy-paste of the Finder.

TROLL !

Anyway chose the gnome version because integration of KDE in Ubuntu is so bad it become unusable. And Ubuntu is a crap GNU/Linux distro. Go for PCLinuxOS, far better, anything works out of the box without to deal with the fuck[at][at]g Ubuntu repos.

I'm waiting for Butterfly telling us how good was Windows 3.1.

Originally Posted by Fondles

Originally Posted by slackula

18 posts and nobody said 'Buy a mac'?

Mac's and PC's pretty much use the same hardware these days dont they ??

No, they do not.

Originally Posted by Wallalai

And the file browser looks like ... oh surprise, Nautilus is a copy-paste of the Finder.

not really, it resembles greatly, but surprise surprise they did a better job than apple could do !!!

Originally Posted by Wallalai

I'm waiting for Butterfly telling us how good was Windows 3.1

far more stable than System 6

Gnome on Mandriva 2009 (themed). Nautilus is a copy-paste of the Finder.


Click for full size - Uploaded with plasq's Skitch

^ Mandriva is the gayest of all distro, nobody is using it, like nobody is using OSX except fags like yourself

You should tell us what is not gay in your eyes, the list would be shorter.

Anyway, who is well known on this forum for sucking ladyboys cocks, you or me ?

thinking of running MacOS 7 on a USB stick for old time sake,

interesting article about windows XP and bugs april 14
BBC News - Infected XP owners left unpatched

Originally Posted by SunTzu

Hi every one,


My main PC looks KO : it starts properly, untill the desktop appears. Then, before you can have time to do anything, it restarts ! Very annoying, and no way to get into control of the beast. It began just while browsing the web, there's been no software/hardware modifiations, funky setting changes or anything.

I'd like to find a solution without having to format the disk, where my latest work is


any ideas appreciated

Cheers
ST

Try starting in safe mode F8 - then when it loads, go into msconfig and select selective startup, just load the basics and keep adding one more at a time until you find the bit causing your system to crash!