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sisonpyh posted:I'm unable to run any games through Steam with Win 7 Home 64bit (OEM builders version). Not sure what's going on. Try making sure that Steam runs as administrator to start with. Also Half Life 2 will look like it's hard locked for the best part of five minutes if you install it, but patience will pay off.
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quote:I looked briefly and couldn't find it either, but would appreciate it as well! The original and official program for Windows XP was BootVis, but it created so many problems for Microsoft for people who thought it would actually speed up boot times that they removed it and told everyone that prefetch caching was the best thing since nipples. This appears to be a pretty good roundup of the start up, and I'm finding the event viewers slightly more friendly compared with XP; http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1401-startup-programs-change.html
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LordKain posted:Next issue is Firefox (and Chrome, as I want to test it). I have read a few times online that Firefox (and Chrome) is not compatible but MS says it is. Is MS right? I can confirm that Chrome is working well; Windows 7 64-bit ultimate. No issues at all. I'm currently also using the Comodo AV/Firewall combo with little or no issues since AVG annoyed me enough to go looking for something else. Civilization IV is, however, toast.
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Dameius posted:Can you elaborate? Well, it seems the weight of opinion is against me, so it might just be some 'complications' I'm having with the Radeon 5770. It installs, warns me about aero and turns it off and I switched it to compat mode. After about a hour, it'll just crash back to the desktop. I'd just put it down to it being too old, but I'll give it another fiddle with soon.
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