Sorry for my delay in responding, but I believe you were trolling for an answer. Better late than never.
At 6/2/08 12:43 PM, stanni wrote:
quick launch, yes that is there to have quick access to you most used applications, it's a term called "time saving" but you have obviously never learnt how to use it.
Users that have excessive programs in their "Quick Launch" tend to not pay attention to what is being installed and where it is being installed. If you have more than 5 programs in "Quick Launch" you have to go to the ^ (carat), then scroll up, then select which program you want. This is not quick, this is not time saving. This is the sign of someone who installs new programs blindly without paying attention to the details. If you don't know what is in your "Quick Launch", you may not know which programs are legit.
20 programs in my system tray? Well to be axact there is 7 and all are necicery, volume to adjest my volume of course, one to signify i have an interent connection, windows sidbar, MSN which I use to talk to friends but you don't have that one because you don't have any friends, AVG, also one to say I have removable hardware plugged in and lastely VNC for remote desktop connection.
Again, as I posted previously, I was exaggerating. I assumed you were trolling about loving IE8, so I was trying to have some fun with your post. Well, to be exact, "volume" is not a program, but an extension of a control panel item. PROTIP: If you can't see it in your task manager, it probably isn't an executable. The "connectivity" icon is also not a program. It is not "necessary" to run MSN all the time. Having it load at boot can hinder the performance of your system. I have MSN, it doesn't load at boot, plus I prefer to meet people in person, not sit and chat on a computer (hence my delayed response to your post).
AVG is not a crap anti-virus, I have no issues with my computer, I don't have a single virus, that is because for one, I have AVG and secondly, I am cleaver enough to know how not to get viruses.
If you believe that you do not have a virus because AVG Free tells you so, then you are a bigger fool then I first imagined. AVG Free detected less than 23% of viruses in the wild. It's free so they aren't going to toil night and day delivering you the best protection possible. If you are as clever as you writing skills suggest you are, you might need better protection.
Now you have installed a BETA version of the most unsafe browser on the planet.
Haha, unsafe? Only if the user is unsafe, but you being a moron would need a safe browser to remind you what a virus is, wouldn't you?
You have a Pirate Bay toolbar and are downloading torrents (user=unsafe). How does a safe browser remind me of what a virus is? This moron is confused.
People like you are why people like me (I fix computers) will never be out of a job.
Haha, you sound like you know jack.
I know quite a few Jacks. Also, building and repairing computers is not my main job, it is just a hobby.
Yes, I beleive I win, have fun checking for spelling mistakes as that is how you will probally respond.
Actually, I win, because the computer you used to post back in 2008, is already dead. Ask Mommy to buy you another one.