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.....not if they use directdraw
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The DS touchscreen inputs the average of the touched pixels iirc. Newer touchscreen shouldn't have to do that. I rather like the DS's touchscreen over the crappy iPhuck'd one.I was just wondering if multi-touch support exists at all in the beta.All I can find are just marketting ploys and youtube videos of some demonstration...
And anyway, a multi-touch screen is... mmm... sometimes not true multi-touch. Take the DS for example. Supposedly, you can make it recognize up to two simultaneous touches, but it's not practical for the most part... or at least not practical yet. :innocent:
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Microsoft seems to have learned something from Vista.
From what I can tell with 7 they have been removing legacy code and attempting to optimize what they had in vista.
I am definably looking forward to moving to 7 as it cuts a lot of the bloat off vista and fixes the hard drive thrashing caused by the indexer.
From what I can tell with 7 they have been removing legacy code and attempting to optimize what they had in vista.
I am definably looking forward to moving to 7 as it cuts a lot of the bloat off vista and fixes the hard drive thrashing caused by the indexer.
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If kurbster has a 64bit CPU then Kurbster will be able to do so.
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yup, x32 to x64 requires a fresh install.
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Windows 7 will also have bad publicity just like Vista did, as long as you still have the Pro-XP bandwagon spreading fud.
Even when Microsoft tries to do something right they still get bashed for it, and misconceptions spread about their operating system:
Vista or XP
Vista or XP
Regarding the second link, it is actually quite the opposite. On my PC with a Core2Duo E8500, Geforce 9800 GT and 4GB of ram, I get quite a few more FPS out of games than Vista or XP.
I also can't seem to find a link to the genuine benchmarks on a reputable tech site, that confirms Windows 7 outperforms both Vista and XP as well as the tests performed on netbooks with atom processors.
Even when Microsoft tries to do something right they still get bashed for it, and misconceptions spread about their operating system:
Vista or XP
Vista or XP
Regarding the second link, it is actually quite the opposite. On my PC with a Core2Duo E8500, Geforce 9800 GT and 4GB of ram, I get quite a few more FPS out of games than Vista or XP.
I also can't seem to find a link to the genuine benchmarks on a reputable tech site, that confirms Windows 7 outperforms both Vista and XP as well as the tests performed on netbooks with atom processors.
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My version of win7 expired, what should I do now, I can't even delete the win7 files on my D drive when logged into XP, any help
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That can't be done on both accounts.
Going from Windows XP to Windows 7 is a no go (unless you go through Vista first).
Going from a 32-bit operating system to a 64-bit operating system is a no go.
I'm doing the same thing (Windows XP 32-bit to Windows 7 64-bit). I'm just doing a clean install. I'm pretty sure my Windows XP install was unstable anyway.
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Which build was it? oO Build 7100 & onwards are good to go till March next year. Just download it and install the new build on top of the old one.My version of win7 expired, what should I do now, I can't even delete the win7 files on my D drive when logged into XP, any help
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i deleted it easily enough
just involves a fair amount of taking ownership and cmd prompt DEL
just involves a fair amount of taking ownership and cmd prompt DEL
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Erm, it'd be easier to just boot using a Linux live CD and delete them that way rather then adding a /f comment and doing it the hard way via CMD
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its not possible via a live cd or bartpe, it requires ntfs ownership changes and forcing the file to unlock.
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Its 7000, and how do I download a new version? I got this one from a friend.
i deleted it easily enough
just involves a fair amount of taking ownership and cmd prompt DEL
Um, english please
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You have to set windows to show all hidden and system files (and protected system files)
then take ownership of the bootloader folder (google ntfs ownership) then delete the contents using a combination of cmd prompt and a tool like unlocker assistant.
then take ownership of the bootloader folder (google ntfs ownership) then delete the contents using a combination of cmd prompt and a tool like unlocker assistant.
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See the thing is I don't havev internet in my place and I can only do things like that when you are online on one computer and the other is next to me. So this will be delayed till the end of this month.
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