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Craigyy wrote Pick that same as your current one.
But x64 is always the better choice.
the links on the site take you to microsofts website, and you have to put in product key, when i do, it says:
Unsupported Product
The product key you entered appears to be for software that was pre-installed on a device. Please contact the device manufacturer for software recovery options.
But i installed with a disc myself... just cant find the damn disk
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trying to get into a live chat with a microsoft support person, but it wont load, every other page does... i feel like its specifically not allowing me to use their live support...
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ok i found my win7 disk, but i cant seem to like open up the disc. Do i just use the shorting my motherboard safely thing to reset it to default and use the disc to reinstall? or is there another method...?
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is this a fking joke? i have the windows 7 disc that i PURCHASED from microcenter and installed myself, and i tried to do a system reinstall, and it said no valid disc detected?
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Im a throw this one back up here.
I was reading an article at work and I instantly thought of this post [sad right]
It turns out that Utorrent has a bitcoin miner in it which if you don't opt out of, will keep on mining. I dont think there is a way to get rid of it other than to re-install Windows.
I was reading an article at work and I instantly thought of this post [sad right]
It turns out that Utorrent has a bitcoin miner in it which if you don't opt out of, will keep on mining. I dont think there is a way to get rid of it other than to re-install Windows.
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Just as I've seen Xiggy's post I now remember seeing an article that Utorrent does in fact come loaded with a bitcoin miner.
After seeing that Utorrent decided to update itself on my PC I found this
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It might be some help to you if your PC happens to have the miner installed on it.
After seeing that Utorrent decided to update itself on my PC I found this
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It might be some help to you if your PC happens to have the miner installed on it.
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