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RE: Solving Blue Screen of death on Windows XP start up. - Ms. Mudpie - 08-15-2011
If you don't even like porn, that's a bonus (depending on your IQ - or lack thereof).
RE: Solving Blue Screen of death on Windows XP start up. - CrAzyWirE - 08-15-2011
(08-15-2011, 02:59 PM)Faustie Wrote:(08-11-2011, 08:02 AM)CrAzyWirE Wrote: and downloading porn thro Torrent
And there's the problem.
No Faustie, thats not a problem, Im not searching on goolge " PORN TORRETZ DAWNLOD "
I have sites for it, with packs, like 20GB porn pack, and alot of vids in it, the site contain no Virus content so the porn is good, and no viruses at all...
Also guys, Please Stay ONTOPIC, anyone has resolved this Problem by reading the thread ? im glad to help
RE: Solving Blue Screen of death on Windows XP start up. - Faustie - 08-16-2011
Because it's absolutely impossible to hide a virus somewhere inside 20GB of porn, yes.
What the hell do you even need 20GB worth of porn for? I swear to god your right arm must be like Arnold Schwarzenegger's by now..
Oh, and if I understood right, the fix is to not pirate Deamon tools.
RE: Solving Blue Screen of death on Windows XP start up. - Buddhist Stew - 08-16-2011
Now I no longer wonder where they got that model for the charger in L4D2 from anymore...
RE: Solving Blue Screen of death on Windows XP start up. - Triangle - 08-19-2011
Why do it the old fashion way? (Content Removed By Dryblood)
RE: Solving Blue Screen of death on Windows XP start up. - wweee2345 - 09-28-2011
Simple, Windows XP was stable, but is outdated.
Vista is crap, whoever says its a decent functional OS lies with intensity.
Windows 7, Eh depends on the pack you have and its limitations. Lots of the modified packs are better, though constantly I switch between Windows and Linux because of speed comparison.
All OS are vulnerable to viruses, malwares, and trojans due to increased development in cross-platforming abilities. To be honest, best way of keeping safe is suspicion and Common sense. Obviously something that seems unrealistic has suspicions of being malwares, RAT's, Keyloggers, trojans, viruses, etc.