Count to a million

[Deae Rising Shine~ 58,491]

262.892

 

[BastementSparkle 20,335]

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I remember that!

 

 Oh, wait...I mean...*Dead*

[Deae Rising Shine~ 58,491]

262.894

 

I lost it redesigning my profile but a friend on Skype coincidally(GRAMMAR!) sended me it, finally found it!

[BastementSparkle 20,335]

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Coincedentally?

 

 I spelled it wrong too...

[Deae Rising Shine~ 58,491]

262.896

 

that word is a breaker, seriously XD

[Kawaii Besu 28,030]

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Coincidentally. There you go.

 

Edited March 12, 2015 by Fillypino Fried ChkN

[BastementSparkle 20,335]

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I remember that too Filly!

 

 Coincidentally. That's right...I think.

[Deae Rising Shine~ 58,491]

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[Mysterious Grepper 89]

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RIP Base

[BastementSparkle 20,335]

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Huh? Oh, no need for that Grepper...I got better. From death.

 

 Really wasn't that bad.

[Kawaii Besu 28,030]

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Wait, is the Rising <3 Dashie thing back?

 

Oh wait, forge the past!

 

Edited March 12, 2015 by Fillypino Fried ChkN

[Deae Rising Shine~ 58,491]

262.903

 

Filleh :okiedokielokie:

[lomk 20,666]

262,90x

 

Okay so both hard drives and my SSD have been totally wiped. And now I'm fresh installing Windows 8 Pro. Vanilla version. I mean the version of Win 8 that came out on the release day. 

 

Or maybe before that. Because I did have the test build well before it was officially released.

 

But my gaming desktop has been on the fritz a while. When I put it to sleep, when I turned it back on it never asked for a password screen. And one of my hard drives would quit working right. What finally made me crack and wipe everything and start fresh was when my desktop was a solid black screen. I could only run programs from task manager and command prompt. It didn't do this before the last Windows update. But hey. I could use a fresh start on this thing anyway. 

[BastementSparkle 20,335]

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Computer Problems...

[Kawaii Besu 28,030]

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*wants an SSD*

Edited March 12, 2015 by Fillypino Fried ChkN

[BastementSparkle 20,335]

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*Dumps a box of SSD's on Filly's floor and runs*

[lomk 20,666]

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Hey when all else fails or you just don't wanna go through the hassle of diagnostics, a clean install will take care of your all OS's software related problems. 

 

And Windows 8 seriously reinstalled in all of 5 minutes. I walked away to make my previous post and it already rebooted 3 times and went back to the original screen (I have UEFI set up to check for a boot disk before checking the hard drives for an OS) where you click the "Install" button

 

It took me longer to retrieve my product keys than it did to reinstall Windows. When I finished my build, I remember it taking a least a half hour....

[Kawaii Besu 28,030]

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*opens box of SSDs*

 

*all of them are Kingston V300s*

 

5 minutes of installing Windows! *waits for the time when SSDs become so cheap per GB it replaces HDDs*

Edited March 12, 2015 by Fillypino Fried ChkN

[Mysterious Grepper 89]

262,90x

 

Okay so both hard drives and my SSD have been totally wiped. And now I'm fresh installing Windows 8 Pro. Vanilla version. I mean the version of Win 8 that came out on the release day. 

 

Or maybe before that. Because I did have the test build well before it was officially released.

 

But my gaming desktop has been on the fritz a while. When I put it to sleep, when I turned it back on it never asked for a password screen. And one of my hard drives would quit working right. What finally made me crack and wipe everything and start fresh was when my desktop was a solid black screen. I could only run programs from task manager and command prompt. It didn't do this before the last Windows update. But hey. I could use a fresh start on this thing anyway. 

 

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The latest Windows OS I have regularly used was XP. Linux is a lot easier to use. Now I only have to worry about things like Linux driver problems and compiling software from source. :okiedokielokie:  I suppose each OS has its own set of problems.

[lomk 20,666]

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The latest Windows OS I have regularly used was XP. Linux is a lot easier to use. Now I only have to worry about things like Linux driver problems and compiling software from source. :okiedokielokie:  I suppose each OS has its own set of problems.

 

I would much rather use Linux, believe me. But there aren't as many games on Ubuntu lol 

 

Anyway guys my desktop is already up and running again. That was a lot faster and easier than I thought it would be. Now to redownload Windows 8.1

 

But I'll save that for tomorrow. 

Edited March 12, 2015 by Springtime Woona

[Mysterious Grepper 89]

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Were you installing from USB? I don't think optical media can read that fast. (Is it even distributed that way anymore?)

[lomk 20,666]

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I downloaded it originally and burned it to a DVD in case I ever needed to do a clean install....

 

Oh and the very first thing I did when I got into my desktop?

 

 

Thank you, Earth, for making Internet Explorer your #1 browser used to download a better browser

[Kawaii Besu 28,030]

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I too also wanted to use Linux, if not for the world dominance of Microsoft and stuff when it comes to software compatibility.

[lomk 20,666]

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OpenOffice is great. But it's not MS Office. And I needed MS Office to get through college. 

[Retro*Derpy 3,725]

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