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Just remember not to use the Geforce experience to download drivers first time around. Always use Windows Update in Windows 10.Yeah, because downloading driver updates from a source known to have broken drivers all the time over the driver manufacturer's own update software seems like a great idea! There's a reason third party driver update programs exist, Microsoft just push whatever new fancy driver they get given and that breaks shit all the time. I remember when there was an update for my MOBO's USB drivers, guess what, had to do a rollback cause none of my USB slots worked. Heck, Windows 10 LAUNCH drivers for Nvidia cards were broken, those are supposed to be stable! Nvidia pushed an update not much after it was reported that the driver was broken. I'm unaware if MS have pushed an update by now but they sure are late. Instead Microsoft focused on this pointless update: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3073930 (The funny thing is, the article is from the 28th, meaning Microsoft knew they were launching Windows 10 with broken Nvidia drivers, nice one.)
My recommendation: Change these settings to the ones shown in the screenshot:
Then download a TRUSTED third party driver update program (and keep using whatever update program your device manufacturer has for their hardware). I recommend http://www.iobit.com/en/driver-booster.php, it's easy to work with if you're not tech-savy, it's fast and you can pick whatever updates you want (get the hint Microsoft?).
if you follow this i reccomend you this program: http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html i use it many times with a lot of pc and it work perfectYou can uninstall drivers from Windows' built in Device Manager.
gunoftruth's lifespan on ugx:
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I actually use the top right box alot. Where else can you acess new posts and new replies?
I'm on 1600 x 900 resolution. Not a huge deal for me cause I have good eyes but reading text may be difficult for others at that scale.Fixed, will update when I'm done fixing up and changing some other things.
Edit: Update's available.
lol you make it sound like the HTML standards have changed so much in the last 5 years that you're dealing with hieroglyphics. It's just standard HTML/css, nothing strange about it. Sure the site could be wider but that's about all I see in the thumbnails that's different other than the missing user box in the upper right (why?) - and some extra padding. Would be useful to see a list of changes.Eh, there's a few things I've noticed you wouldn't do with HTML5 standards, there's also a lot of unneeded wrappers and containers.
Also keep in mind the entire site will be redesigned from the ground up with Drupal in the coming year - we realize SMF is very outdated.
Got rid of the top right box mainly because I saw no point in having it there, it makes for clutter in the header and doesn't provide any extra info that can't be easily found elsewhere and I'm planning to move the social media buttons over to the right.
Will edit the usertyles.org page with a list of changes when I get home and fix up some thing.
PS: Good to hear you're getting rid of SMF.
Just an FYI, having zoom at 100% causes it too mess up a bit.What resolution are you using? Looks fine for me on 1920x1080, haven't tested on any others though.
Had to change to 90% to get it to look right which is a bit annoying
Automatically? So if an program comes up and says that your computer is infected and to buy & install a piece of software then it isn't adware? What is it then, a potato?That falls perfectly within the definition I gave you, it automatically renders fake popup alerts to make you install something for the authors gain. Learn to read please.
Also, what does this have to do with Windows 10?Just because the people who are testing the preview have installed it successfully doesn't necessarily mean that everything will go smoothly at launch for everyone. And even if the initial install goes well, there could be many smaller glitches - like there are now in the current build when its almost RTM.Alright, two things:
1) As I said, if the install fails your PC will just revert to the old, working Windows.
2) Updates my friend, they're very important for security and bug fixing purposes. Having outdated software is, and has always been very risky, hence why updaters exist. Same goes for Windows, you need frequent updates. There's no way your current OS (whatever version you are running) is 100% bug-free or has no security issues that are eventually bound to be found and abused.
lol, they aren't going to run out. You can install it at any time after its released.It's Microsoft, you never know what they're going to do next and they're perfectly in the right to stop providing free upgrades whenever they want.
Daedra, quick tip here, think before posting.
A smart one would keep those in an external drive or at least on secondary partition not on a windows installed partition that's a rookie move.Not everyone has money for an external hard drive. And having a secondary partition for your data is great and all, but don't forgot there's people with multiple OS'es running on the same hard drive. You hit that partition limit on MBR in no time and not everyone loves to fuck around with converting to GPT. As for regular users without multiple OS'es, most don't even know what a partition is, so it's quite ignorant to assume people just have a second partition for their data.
Jokes aside, welcome nub. :>
I request that Slaya is banned for talking back to his masterMight want to call me JR on here, no one here knows who you're referring to when you say "Slaya".
