JamMeister33

JamMeister33

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You could go to the website of the company that manufactured your pc and check to see if they have a bios update for your model. However, be advised that updating your bios can be very tricky and should not be attempted unless you are a 'power user.'

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As time goes on... I realize, just what you mean to me.. and now, now that you're near, colour my world that I've waited to share and dreams, of our moments together. Colour my world, with hope, of loving you.

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I must say that the 'resource hog' story has been the most pervasive and prevalent thing I've heard since day one and not ever in my own experience has that ever proven to be true..

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I always partition my hard drive into a C: drive and a D: drive and keep nothing on the C: drive except the operating system. If by any chance, I might need to reinstall the OS, I only have to reformat the C: drive and lose nothing that is on D: I also set My Documents to be on the D: drive and basically I save everything in folders I create in My Documents. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/s

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I always put wallpapers in the My Pictures folder in My Documents and use them from there. You can right click on the picture's thumbnail and choose Set as desktop background from the menu choices.

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