Well, new start menu is perhaps pushing it a bit farCleaner looking start menu might be a better description lol
Visual tweaks that should have been done I dunno... nearly 6 years ago.
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Visual tweaks that should have been done I dunno... nearly 6 years ago.
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Well, new start menu is perhaps pushing it a bit far
I think they just messing about. Can they just not leave things alone ffs! Even better just natively bring back windows 7 menu on 10 plz. Jesus bloody christ!
I hope they release an update and it breaks on every machine in the world to teach them to stop messing about!
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It wouldnt matter when they did it, you'd still complain
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It wouldnt matter when they did it, you'd still complain
LOL
Contrary to the image I'm sure some get I don't just complain for the fun of it.
I'm still cheesed they killed off my Auzentech X-Fi Prelude.
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Yup
Just take an image of your system if it fails then revert.
Can you remember Ghost 2003? You could image a system in 3 mins flat.
I might see if I can image my SSD and keep it on my external drive and see how long it takes.
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Could do, could even clone it.
Clone it, image it same thing dingbat. You should then update and if it works great! if not just restore. I'm just looking for a nice piece of software now with restore functions.
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Yeah, if it goes **** up, and i can't boot, i can just reinstall from me USB, whack macrium straight on, and just clone back
U having any probs on 2004 ?
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This makes me worried like the 1903 incident. I'm getting so tired of Microsoft arsing about with soundcards.
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I noticed theres Realtek probs on it (which i use as using onboard), but checked the Gigabyte site, and they have some new sound drivers up for 2004.
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Yeah, if it goes **** up, and i can't boot, i can just reinstall from me USB, whack macrium straight on, and just clone back
U having any probs on 2004 ?
Not a single issue on 2004. I'm just cloning it now using Clonezilla. One of the best ones out there and USB bootable.
My image is 46GB and it's took 14 mins to make the image so far and it's doing a data check which is 5 mins done out of 10.
I am now formatting my machine with latest MS ISO for a clean install.
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Thats good to hear
Microsoft Silently Patches two Windows 10 Codec Vulnerabilities
https://www.guru3d.com/news_story/m...hes_two_windows_10_codec_vulnerabilities.html
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All formatted hunky dory!
I have the same soundcard and it's been fine on 2004. I can't say everything else has been fine though.
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+1
That's mostly why I am holding well back from 2004, with my Creative X-Fi Titanium.
All fixed. I just needed to remove every trace of the Creative drivers and software, reboot and reinstall everything. Not too bad to fix but at the end of the day it shouldn't need fixing in the first place.