Recent content by snooker

To save members time , you say your a comp builder , Why not just mention which motherboards you are using ( name and model )

Its Microsoft auto updating your system which is probably what your setting is set at . You should change that setting to check with you before allowing anything to be installed . This way you have the power as to what gets install not MS or Samsung doing it automatically

I did a clone on my original preinstall hard drive which I never used it only to register the data that needed to be register . This way its a clean never used system . Afterwards I put the clone drive in and did the upgrade from 7 to 8 from within 7

They always do this when a new Microsoft OS comes out . I think most of the complainers are from other OS companies , like Apple and so on . Windows 8 is going to be the next big one within time . I like it and i have a pc with xp , 3 laptops >>> Linux Kubuntu , Windows 7 U 64 and now Windows 8...

I had a feeling that was it , glad to help :)

I think I read somewhere its there way to fight illegal OS software from being installed . Were you can't use the same oem keys over and over again . this way now it gets tied to the one system alone . Which will stop illegal OS from being install .. I could be wrong but I think that's why.

Are you using a 64 bit Windows version ? Because unlocker has a 64bit . Once you install it reboot your system afterward locate a file or folder you want to try it on it should show once you right click the folder

Yep , he is right >>> 2.69 GB (2,896,756,736 bytes) and I have roughly the same speed as OP which took me around a half of a hour

oh ok . I thought you knew something other wise , why I asked ... In your problem with the bios I would keep trying the f2 key . Its retarded if you can't get into the bios

I'm curious to know but what happens if you place another OS disc , will it boot it up ? I would keep trying the F2 key

@ area 66 ... What have you heard about the Bios towards activation ?

Ok , good to know . I never own an oem version until now . The price is decent to buy a legal copy

No offense but are you guessing this or you know this to be a fact ? Older Windows OEM versions allowed you only 2 major hardware changes ...

If your on your desktop screen . Place the mouse at the bottom right of the screen click setting and then the power. You will have the options to shut down, restart or sleep. It seem pretty simple