Nah, guess I'll have to give you a pat on the back, Realkiwi

daxserver wrote:

oberder wrote:

daxserver wrote: I hope I keep it for secondary usage but my brother is asking it

Thanks for the good suggestions

I just noticed the XMAS smileys

That would mean your bro will have to invest on a new HD Still your call, it's the Christmas season, after all

What do you comment over this technique : How To Uninstall Your Windows Product Key Before You Sell Your PC - How-To Geek

I guess the article falls under the idea that if you also want to install a bigger or new HD, but your current Windows is installed in the old HD -- doing this would relinquish ( remove ) authority from the old HD, then if you wish to replace the HD, and install a Windows OS, simply pop in the code ( it's the sticker at the bottom of the laptop -- make sure it's readable: write it down and store it safely )

But there's a catch: reading the comments from that article -- some mentioned that OEM-licences ( pre-installed... don't know about this ) won't work, while Retail Licenses might; then there's a few comments that mention that make me worry

Not sure if it's worth a go -- best to try checking with your laptop's retailer/distributor, since laptop company distributors have warranties, and among the warranty list ( under maintenance ) is when the customer wishes to upgrade their HD for a bigger capacity and want to transfer the current Windows license to that

Best let authorized personnel deal with this ( that way, if something does go wrong -- it'll be them to blame and you won't lose on the warranty )

BTW -- like the article quoted: "Between Microsoft and your OEM there are a number of different laws that determine whether you are allowed to use your license on another PC, so follow this tutorial at your own risk."

UPDATE: If you, dear reader, have plans to format your HD as stated above by yourself -- Don't do it! Something will definitely go wrong; always consult a technician or service personnel in regards to it

daxserver wrote: I hope I keep it for secondary usage but my brother is asking it

Thanks for the good suggestions

I just noticed the XMAS smileys

That would mean your bro will have to invest on a new HD Still your call, it's the Christmas season, after all

zarrahmaya wrote: Violate

( *That's my line up there* )

Erasure

zarrahmaya wrote: cable

( *Sky or Destiny?* )

Drama

Hindi lang maging ready kayo -- dapat:

100%

Violate

zarrahmaya wrote: phone

Lines

Emit ( *coming from a source -- in this case, light from a lampshade* )

Guess I'll have to sit this one out

lukeasher wrote: Gud morning mga ka cs..ask ko lang paano ba maging premium member newbie kasi ko,gusto bayaran yun membership eh wala naman ko creidit card..pls help..ty

Click ka ng ads, play the ClixGrid ( and hopefully win a random cash prize ) at gumawa ng mga Tasks hanggang maka-ipon ka ng USD17 sa account mo -- then instead na payout, pwede ka na kumuha ng Premium by clicking on the ClixSense Premium Account page so there's no need to use Paypal -- just earn your clicks

Also, dito rin nagpapakita kung magkano ang kulang mo para maka-kuha ng Premium

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Present! Whee--

shienamike wrote: bkit daming frame breakr prti ako ..anu ba ang cause nto kau rn ba?sayng kc ung 01 cnt eh mnsn 05 cnts dn..

Pag may lumabas na message na nag-identify ang ad ay isang Frame Breaker, wag ka mag-panic o iwasan ang ad -- ok lang na i-click ang confirm button para ma-view ang ad, once na-confirm mo ang message just click on the cat and stay on the page

Normally, di kontrolado ang ClixSense ang mga ads na eto -- mostly gawa eto ng mga advertisers. So no worries, just treat it like any ad

BTW, kapag nakita mo ang prompt screen para sa mga ad breakers, wag mo i-check ang "Don't inform me again" box --- para malaman mo kung anong ad ay frame breaker, at kung may issue, pwede mo sya i-double check sa PTC Clicks History mo

Forgot to add -- in relation to HDs failing due to heat, it's because some forget to leave at least a portion of space in between the bottom of their laptops and the surface their gear's are resting

Rule of thumbs: Always leave one inch space between your laptop and the flat resting surface, in order to have sufficient airflow

For a quick measure if you don't want to reach for a ruler -- just do a 'thumbs-up' gesture; the distance from the tip of your extended thumb to the closed fist is roughly two inches

What can one use to make the space? Anything -- a couple of pocket books, bottle caps, empty match boxes

Do I need to buy those laptop cooler pads ( like those sold with portable fans and doohickeys? ) Nah, I say 'go frugal' ( a.k.a. cheap ) and just get a simple electric fan and direct it to you and to the space in between the flat surface and the laptop

What if I use it on my lap? Same thing -- as long there's a good airflow ( in this case, the said electric fan or an open window with a moderately strong breeze ) and that you're not blocking the vents underneath your laptop ( yes, there are vents -- just look underneath later )

Basta't hindi tataas ang altapresyon ko -- quoting Spongebob: "I'm ready-I'm ready-I'm ready--"

Dense ( Oh how I mess up a thread )

Shy

( Oh why do I get to end up with "Y" again... *groan* )

Yesteryear

zarrahmaya wrote: crunchy

Pretzel *yum-yum*

Why

I miss those classic stop-motion animations like Rudolf the Red nose Reindeer, Jack Frost, Little drummer boy, just to name a few