Best answer: He will authorize a refill for my prescription of Alprazolam and Topiramate.

Best answer: Windows 10 is, by and large fine and better than windows 7. I have been using windows 10 since it was released and have had no problems whatsoever. A few people have had problems with updates but these are usually easily resolved and rarely cause significant damage.
I have a desktop and 2 laptops running windows 10 fine

to start off with, im a comupter idiot. I know next to nothing about computers and if someone even mentions the word "motherboard" i get a migraine. I may be 19, but i might as well be a grandpa with how awful at computers i am. I know that it's a hard disk partition and that it's empty space for me to put stuff in. E has most of my storage space on it (C has 223 GB, E has 931 GB) and my games (all through Steam and Origin, if that matters) are hoarding almost all of my C drive space. If i put the data files in E, will the games still be able to find+use them? if not, is there something i need to do to be able to do this? Im sure i could probably figure it out myself, but i have really severe anxiety about messing up/breaking my computer (though logically i know that moving a dang file's not gonna actually break anything) and i'd rather avoid panic attacks if at all possible. Thanks in advance!

Best answer: Technology has a weird way of accelerating. There is a slim possibility engineers will have figured out quantum computing and holographic memory. If so, computing will get weird really fast. By that I mean, too fast for the user's learning curve.

Best answer: This reeks of "Well, if I can't use this, nobody should get it." Downright spiteful.

Best answer: I've told you the answer before.

Why you no WHISTEN!

Also with as much hardware is in the world and beams and satellites bombarding our brains every hour, do you think, it's to blame for how crazy the human race is turning. Thanks for reading.

Best answer: Yes, 3D printers build objects out of plastic, not out of paper and ink.

So my computer wouldn t turn on, took it to the computer repair across the street, this guy said i needed new video card and a hard disk. For the video card he installed one that s old, 2008. For the hard disk he installed a laptop one. The computer turned on but now it s very slow and doesn t work well anymore, it s a gamer /video editor comouter, can this type of fraud be reported?

A Couple of months ago, I dropped my Seagate 3TB. Once. Some of the files in it are corrupted, and I can t copy paste them into another HD. I tried using Arq and RSync. It all gave me errors. When transferring files from the Seagate to the WD, a file would eventually give me THIS (Picture below) and then give up copying the rest of the files https://i.imgur.com/EJhUA7f.png I have a lot of files on this broken HD and I m scared I m gonna never be able to transfer them. Instead they ll just sit there and I ll never be able to open them again. Videos lag like hell and some documents don t even open. Is there a way to still transfer these files even though this is happening?

Best answer: It's damaged, so the disc is partially unreadable.

Some of the files may be still be salvageable but not all of them.

The reason you can "see" the files is because the part of the CD where the file directory is stored is still intact.

I have Windows 7 Ultimate Asus ( PC ) and i did Disk Wipe on it by selecting it from the System Recovery Options and now i can't start my computer because this message shows up: "Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key" i think it's because the disk wipe deleted my Windows 7 too but i don't have a disk, is there a way to restore my Windows 7 or fix the issue? The only thing i can pretty much do from my knowledge is click F2 or Del to open this Boot menu which i'll try to insert here with a picture

Best answer: Until Windows 10 came out, there were the options to decide if, how and when updates were installed. In those halcyon days, Windows had a feature update life of five years and a security update life of 10 years.

With Windows 10, Microsoft have not just moved the goal posts, they have completely demolished them and replaced them with very cheap replicas. Now Windows 10 versions have a feature and security update life of up to around 18 months. Effectively, Microsoft release a new version of Windows - the latest is 1803 - every six months or so. They are all called Windows 10, which I guess is the maximum number of months they expect any particular version to be used for.

To get around the appalling reduction in support life, each new version is free to existing Windows 10 users, and they try and force all Windows 10 systems to go through the pain and confusion of a version update every six months or so.

The Windows 10 versions so far have been 1507, 1511, 1607, 1703, 1709 and 1803. The next one due out in the fall is expected to be 1809.

Whereas the monthly major update cycle can normally complete an update in well under 30 minutes, the version upgrades can take much longer. My worst experience so far was an upgrade from 1709 to 1803, which failed six times at around an hour a time plus a 3 GB download (good job my ISP is uncapped). After that, it took a further four attempts with manual intervention, each one being more destructive than the previous one, before 1803 was installed.

That final attempt involved completely reinstalling the original Windows 10 system (1607) that came on the PC and which I had fortunately backed up as a disk image; then applying the 1803 upgrade, reinstalling all my Apps, getting rid of all the Microsoft bloatware, then a couple of hours going through all the settings putting them back the way I wanted them. Total computer down time was over 24 hours and it would have cost me over 20 GB on a metered network.

I prefer my computers to work consistently for several years without any major changes or trauma. I don't like having to do a major sort out every six months.

Best answer: If you can save data from a laptop to a 'floppy' I suspect you would need 100s if not 1000s of them to save your data because floppies will be extremely limited with the amount of space they have.

I just bought a cheap HP Pavilion Desktop. It came installed with Windows 10. I bought it because next semester I’ll behin working on my cloud and administration degree and I want to delete windows 10 and install Windows Server 2012 so I could get comfortable with it before taken my MCSA courses. So I went to DISKPART and cleaned the partition with Windows 10. I feel like I should have formatted the hdd afterwards but didn’t. So I have a Server 2012 dvd, which I want to install but now whenever I restart the computer I get a non-system disk or disk error message. I downloaded window adk on my main computer thinking I could load it to a thumb drive so I could at least boot to a cmd and maybe formatting the hdd would solve my problem, but I still keep getting the same message. Any advice?

Best answer: The Turing machine was a theoretical computer which was a thought exercise that showed how computer programs work. The Turing test was a test for artificial intelligence, but that's probably obsolete now, as now that it's been passed, we don't want computers that are too human like. Using his computer theory he actually was able to build a machine to break codes which they used during WWII on the German enigma code.
I also read that the Apple logo, the rainbow Apple with a bite taken out, is a tribute to Turing, as a bitten Apple was found next to his bed when they found him dead. Not sure if that's true. I don't think the rainbow was being used for homosexuality in the early 70s, when the logo was designed but I might be mistaken.