Recent content by seeARMS

This is a programming error, so it's odd that it's happening on INS.. Try to run a malware scan. I reccommend MalwareBytes.

My bad, I wasn't aware it was a laptop. What you said is a wireless chipset, not a wireless card, which is what I assumed was in it if you had a desktop. I had problems with wireless before. It was due to the built-in Windows wireless software. Apparently it wasn't too friendly with my router...

What wireless card do you have?

Are you positive it's a virus? What's the exact error message?

Then you're doing something wrong.

.....What? Vista had terrible support for software and drivers when it was released. It's fine now... Stop saying "VISTA SUCKS!!!!1111" if you haven't recently used it. Skip XP, skip Vista, and get Windows 7. Reliable, good for gaming, etc. If you have your heart set on Linux, it really...

Yeah, that makes a ton of sense. On windows it runs natively.. On mac you're going to have to run it through Cider or a similar program. To the OP: I believe it's a bug with Steam; it happens to some. The only solution would be to run it in windowed mode.

Somethin' like this? http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=5254389&CatId=4938 Has a Radeon HD 4330, 2.2 GHz CPU, and 4GB of RAM. You'll be able to run games and multimedia programs fairly well on this.

Shrink your Windows XP partition on your 1TB harddrive. Create a new NTFS partition using the space you just created. Then, install Windows 7 in that partition. After you have done so, you won't be able to access your Windows XP install due to the two bootloaders not being friendly with...