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About flyfishingrules2

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The great fish eat the small. A. Barclay 1509
- Birthday 08/26/1953
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Being Retired! Family, fly fishing, fly tying, computers, traveling, movies, books, and teaching. Lewis and Clark are the Man x 2. Grandkids (5 now)!
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New build 07-21-11: Intel 2600K, Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD3-B3, Samsung 830 128GB SSD, Cosair 4x4GB Vengence 1600 DDR3, EVGA GTX 460 SC EE 1GB, WD 1.5GB Caviar Green, LG Blu-ray burner, and Antec HCG-750W. Member of 15,000K Folding club.
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Hey, Thanks.
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Y, I think you should test that theory by doing something really dangerous, such as driving off a cliff, for instance, like Bill Murry's character in Groundhog's Day
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Hilarious, Tx.
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So sad. RIP! He had such a huge presence here.
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Wow. So sorry to hear. He was an amazing person around here.
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Blind Faith Blind Faith, one of my all-time favorite albums
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Something you need to know about Windows 10
flyfishingrules2 replied to Juliet's topic in User to User Help
Thanks, Indy. Shoot. Mine is a long ways from there: Version 1511, Build 10586/545 Seems to be working much better--had to make a Win 10 disk and fix the startup. Wonky AMD drivers, I believe. -
Something you need to know about Windows 10
flyfishingrules2 replied to Juliet's topic in User to User Help
So, I not the only one having problems Away from my main machine three weeks and it doesn't work--Bonkers: blue screens, reboots over and over, blah, blah. Does Windows show that the Anniversary update was installed? Where? Mine just says Windows 10 Pro under computer Properties. -
Like the points are worth something. Whoopdedooda!
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Excellent, Zen!
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Whenever I work on someone's computer, I put a folder called Computer Maintenance on the Desktop. In that folder I put aliases for all the programs I used to work on that particular computer. It almost always contains Malwarebytes, Auslogic defrag (all drives but Solid State), Windows Disk Cleanup, Chrome and/or Firefox, whatever free anti-virus they want (usually MSE or Avast), and sometimes Super Anti. I cannot recommend a paid anti-virus, but will leave what they have (usually it is expired). I also usually leave a notepad doc of what I have done and when. I tell customers they may delete the folder at their peril. I also tell them, "You know, you could update and run those programs yourself," but they never do . So I charge them again the next time, but the folder makes my job easier. LIG ffr2 P.S: again, you can install all those program in about three clicks with ninite.com.
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Tips and Tricks has been going on for a long time, so excuse if this is a repeat. Got a pesky relative or friend that needs computer help all the time? Simplest way I have found is to take control of their computer remotely with TeamViewer. Requirements: both have to have program running and you type in the number/code for the other person's computer. It's that easy! I get my TeamViewer at www.ninite.com, a Tips and Tricks Winner a while ago, and which has pretty much every program a person would need--all without any crapware and you can do multiple installs! Oh, Yeah: they are all free, free I tell you. Life is good. Carry on, ffr2
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Your link doesn't work. www.linux-bible.com does though