The Kracken ate my Lunch Complaint Thread
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We'd be at least up to Victoria 16! :lol:
Dana
...bugger, and I finally got my Vicky15 Leela to look just right.
Love the new DNI hookup though. So much easier being able to jack in and work in the scene instead of using a tablet, trackball, keyboard, and those clumsy archaic control sliders. :cheese:
If I am downloading stuff with DIM, do I have to keep DS closed? or can I run DS while downloading with DIM
...bugger, and I finally got my Vicky15 Leela to look just right.
Love the new DNI hookup though. So much easier being able to jack in and work in the scene instead of using a tablet, trackball, keyboard, and those clumsy archaic control sliders. :cheese:
Kinda like the way Tony Stark designs holographically. :)
Do not use DIM with DS open. It will do a number on your Smart Content and other stuff.
I am either ignored or getting too much attention. One guy I met at the mall already thinks he is my boyfriend. One guy was someone who works with me. I still have a crush on the guy who works for T-Mobile. There is a fourth guy interested in me too. I do not know why they are attracted to me. What makes me different from the other beautiful women at the mall. uggghhh
Do not use DIM with DS open. It will do a number on your Smart Content and other stuff.
Tony Stark is so hot! But he is so fictional.
My Bluray driver refuses to recognize the bluray disc in the drive.
edit: Maybe I'm still stuck in the late 1990s when T-Mobile USA was Voicestream and had a smaller coverage area.
edit 2: According to and old coverage map that I found, the Raleigh Durham area had coverage. Northern North Carolina and southern half of Virginia did not. I remember my old AT&T phone roamed onto Cingular's network when I was in Richmond. Then I had to pay roaming fees.
t-mobile corp absorbed metropcs up here
umbrellas >.<</p>
if yoo can bottle it, can i borrow some? :lol:
i'se thinkin getting a tattoo will help. poo-pooers near me say not to cuz of the diabetes thing, but i' gonna anyway
...bugger, and I finally got my Vicky15 Leela to look just right.
Love the new DNI hookup though. So much easier being able to jack in and work in the scene instead of using a tablet, trackball, keyboard, and those clumsy archaic control sliders. :cheese:
Kinda like the way Tony Stark designs holographically. :)
"this isn't the worst thing yoo caught me doin" :lol:
I somehow got too much maleware when trying to find the firmware or driver for my bluray optical drive.
Only get drivers from the manufacture website.
Thanks wish I did not have to learn it the hard way.
It's happen to the best of us.
Trying to look on the HP site for the right driver.
If the BluRay drive is something you bought separately and added to your computer then you should look at the BluRay manufacturer's website first. If that fails then look at your computer manufacturer's website. Failing that, use the computer's Microsoft "Device Manager" dialog to help you find a driver. Failing that, echo the details of the drive, the computer, and the operating system here. We might have someone here who can help.
But if you've got malware, you need to take care of that thoroughly and ASAP.
Closing the barn door after the horse is stolen, a bit of advice is NEVER, NEVER, NEVER get drivers from a third-party website that advertises "we have drivers for everything". Use device manufacturer's site, or computer manufacturer's site, or Microsoft tools to find drivers. Or find a helpful person to do it right.
The problems with third-party sites are:
1) devices used to be simpler and their drivers were simpler and not as picky. Modern devices are very complicated and very picky about the firmware and software needed to drive them properly. Finding exactly the right driver is problematic. Finding exactly the right firmware is even more important.
2) Catch-all driver distribution sites get their drivers from unknown volunteers who package up drivers and send them to the site. A perfect way to package malware for distribution to trusting souls.
3) Installation of modern drivers can be complicated involving removal of older drivers and proper insertion of many many files in all the proper places best performed by a well designed installer. Third-party drivers may expect you to manually install the driver and give you instructions about as un-detailed as a typical DAZ readme.
that's what I meant. The blueray manufacture. Try malware bytes
I believe I took care of the malware problem but my bluray drive is labeled as a CD drive.
The free version of MalwareBytes is a good malware remover. However, it's not an anti-virus, just a malware remover I use it first on every machine that needs de-lousing.
Be sure to get MalwareBytes directly from its manufacturer www.MalwareBytes.org (notice ".org", not ".com"!)
When installing MalwareBytes be sure to read the checkbox options offered you. You don't need to take them up on their offer of temporary advanced features that will expire in a few weeks. Just install the free version and let it update itself to latest malware definitions and run a full scan. It does all that automatically now I think. But MalwareBytes free version only runs when you tell it to run, it does not sit in the background watching your web traffic, it just does a scan of your system and almost always anything that it finds can be safely removed when it gives you the list of what it found.
That's an indication that it doesn't have the correct driver installed or its firmware is not reporting proper device information to the computer.
What is your situation? Did you buy this BluRay drive separately? Are you on a laptop or a desktop? Is the BluRay device an internal device or an external device plugged in with a USB connection?
That's an indication that it doesn't have the correct driver installed or its firmware is not reporting proper device information to the computer.
What is your situation? Did you buy this BluRay drive separately? Are you on a laptop or a desktop? Is the BluRay device an internal device or an external device plugged in with a USB connection?
It came with my computer which is a desktop. The bluray drive in internal
Trying to see if I can play a dvd to see if it can. It can see the DVD but not sure if it can play the DVD
giggle tee hee
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It played the music cd I had barrow from a friend, that CD works. So now trying to see if the DVD will play it.
the entry i was rooting for didn't win. mebbe not complaint worthy, but is my feelings garden today - lol
Morning. Pale sun reaching from angry looking steel grey sky with warm yellow fingers stroking gold tipped leaf and branch and shiny rooftop with a bit of warm :)
Sitting in our garden trying to feel something other than cold :lol: Monday here, not used to being home on a workday :)
Sitting in our garden trying to feel something other than cold :lol: Monday here, not used to being home on a workday :)
Relax! Enjoy it! Don't forget to breath...innnn....ouuuut!
Dana
Relax! Enjoy it! Don't forget to breath...innnn....ouuuut!
Dana
octapuses gardens shady :)