aimeeandbeatles
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Did you try making a new account? If it works I would copy everything over
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Did you try making a new account? If it works I would copy everything over
No but I was thinking about doing that, deleting my account and making a new one, Is the data in the user-file just passwords for steam, window backgrounds and junk like that, or would I be screwing my self if I deleted the account?
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I'd backup the entire profile before trying it.
It's possible that your hosts file is corrupted/changed, that would do it. But it's more likely that it changed your settings to a proxy, and MWB didn't undo that option but managed to remove the proxy setting. Check for proxies and see if those options are checked.
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Is it recommended that I wait for the summer/back-to-school sales to do my computer shopping?
Much longer. The Civ 4 "Quick Answers" thread is about seven and a half times longer than this one.
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Can you damage speakers by putting them on very very very loud? I killed a cheap pair a few years back and I was wondering if it was that or because they were cheap.
One slot thick.
In inches
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When I play music, my speakers sound like hard drive grinding. When I turn off the music it goes away. If I change the volume of the music via the system, the grinding noise stays the same. If I change the volume of the speaker, it gets quieter but then I can't hear my music. It's rather annoying. Any suggestions? Could the speakers have gone bad? Or maybe the plug to the computer? I can't find any spare ones to test.
Buy new speakers.
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I don't have money for new speakers. I want to try free or cheap ideas first.
Freecycle then.
And logitech makes a decent pair of speakers that you can buy for about $12 at walmart. They're fairly decent (bought two pairs myself) and inexpensive.
And logitech makes a decent pair of speakers that you can buy for about $12 at walmart. They're fairly decent (bought two pairs myself) and inexpensive.
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They must not have that kind around here. The cheapest Ive seen are $20.
Could it possibly be interference from the power? I remember speakers making noises before when turning on and off things.
Could it possibly be interference from the power? I remember speakers making noises before when turning on and off things.
The 5770 is a double-slot sized card. So 4cm. I'm somewhat confused why you're asking though, since a card's thickness is an industry standard-type thing. There's no need to measure it, either you have a free slot below your PCIe slot, or you can't fit it.
A more pressing question is the card's length / depth.
I'm trying to figure out the size in comparison to all in ones
