[X] My Assistant

Also if I remember correctly, you can prevent a forced update shutdown from actually happening by running shutdown /a to abort it.

Not sure though.

Win 10

I know linux is better, but im still a windows scrub

Win 10 (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

win 10

wish i could get back to win 7 cause win 10 suck ass

win 10

wish i could get back to win 7 cause win 10 suck ass

You always can. Not sure why you feel otherwise

I know linux is better, but im still a windows scrub

At least you have the wherewithal to admit it. More than a lot of people.

Also I have Mac OS X Mojave (or MacOS, I will always call it OS X though) in a QEMU/KVM virtual machine now. So that was fun and took several hours longer than I feel like it should have.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Dec 2 2018, 18:28

You always can. Not sure why you feel otherwise

i know,the problem is its hard to find a store that sells PC disc from where i lived
and searching it on the internet bring me in a loop cause i need product key

i know,the problem is its hard to find a store that sells PC disc from where i lived
and searching it on the internet bring me in a loop cause i need product key

Or a tool that lets you fake an OEM key. IIRC the term SLIC is relevant. I don't really 100% know anymore and it's too close to bedtime for me to try figuring it out.
I don't use Windows at all anymore, anyway.

And it is not difficult _at all_ to obtain install disc images.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Dec 3 2018, 11:27

i know,the problem is its hard to find a store that sells PC disc from where i lived
and searching it on the internet bring me in a loop cause i need product key

I haven't bought an OS since 98se.

Windows 10 RS5
Due to a bug I was about to delete the data while updating

Or a tool that lets you fake an OEM key. IIRC the term SLIC is relevant. I don't really 100% know anymore and it's too close to bedtime for me to try figuring it out.
I don't use Windows at all anymore, anyway.

And it is not difficult _at all_ to obtain install disc images.

i do remember that i try fake key on window 7 a long time ago.
but, immediately found out and ask for real key after 4 months use
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

who knows if it works on window 10 maybe i’ll give it another try.

This post has been edited by kkkmmmmnnn: Dec 14 2018, 12:59

Windows 10 + Ubuntu

i do remember that i try fake key on window 7 a long time ago.
but, immediately found out and ask for real key after 4 months use
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

who knows if it works on window 10 maybe i’ll give it another try.

You don't want to do the fake key thing.
In win7 there was some software everyone used called DAZ's Loader, or something of that sort.

(BTW, I have a valid key. I just did a lot of research into this before I went ahead and bought a retail copy, back when one could still buy Windows 7 at retail stores.)

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Dec 16 2018, 10:31

You don't want to do the fake key thing.
In win7 there was some software everyone used called DAZ's Loader, or something of that sort.

(BTW, I have a valid key. I just did a lot of research into this before I went ahead and bought a retail copy, back when one could still buy Windows 7 at retail stores.)

interesting....
might give it a search and test it out when i had the time
thanks for the detail

My personal computer and office computer are all win10. I think win10 is the great os that ms ever offered.

But all servers are installed with linux(ubuntu, centos, debian etc.) for special and performance considering.

My personal computer and office computer are all win10. I think win10 is the great os that ms ever offered.

Good meme.

Win10, because it just werkz

Got WSL and vcXsrv installed last month. Toyed a bit with them

In the past 3-4 months I finally made the switch to Ubuntu (18.10).
In the past a already had many opportunities with RHEL and UbuntuSrv, but for my desktop I mostly still stuck with Windows.

I tried various other distributions: Mint, Debian, Fedora Manjaro, Arch.
But as I'll always be a gamer and I like the simply setup and more or less guaranteed functionality of Steam, I choose the less worrisome route. I deal with computer/server problems already enough at work.

I still have Windows on another SSD for games that just won't work on Ubuntu, but I mostly use Ubuntu now.

win 10

wish i could get back to win 7 cause win 10 suck ass

When I saw Win 8 & 10 coming I customized a Win 7 computer and I have no regrets. Aside from the Zune, Win 8 & Win 10 are two of the biggest mistakes windows has made IMO. It doesn’t seem like those computers last as long either...