i know ill get flames but anyways, is there a good alternative to kazaa that doesnt kill your system with spyware etc?
Whats a good alternative to kazaa?
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UnatcoAgent
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why would you ban me for asking a question about something that it blantaly seems a lot people are engaged in, either through bittorrent or another client etc
UnatcoAgent
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If you don't know how to do it, go here, download a boot disk image, put a blank floppy disk in your floppy drive, and run the program. Then restart your computer while the floppy disk is still in the drive. Your computer will (should) boot from the floppy disk into DOS.
Once you're there, type "format c:\"
Depending on how big your hard drive is, this may take awhile, since it has to change a lot of settings.
After that's done, take the floppy drive out, and restart your computer.
Good luck.
:thumbsup:
Once you're there, type "format c:\"
Depending on how big your hard drive is, this may take awhile, since it has to change a lot of settings.
After that's done, take the floppy drive out, and restart your computer.
Good luck.
:thumbsup:
UnatcoAgent
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Originally posted by: Amorphus
If you don't know how to do it, go here, download a boot disk image, put a blank floppy disk in your floppy drive, and run the program. Then restart your computer while the floppy disk is still in the drive. Your computer will (should) boot from the floppy disk into DOS.
Once you're there, type "format c:\"
Depending on how big your hard drive is, this may take awhile, since it has to change a lot of settings.
After that's done, take the floppy drive out, and restart your computer.
Good luck.
:thumbsup:
I hear that new fdisk program works just as well, and doesn't take near as long.
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Originally posted by: TreyRandom
Originally posted by: Amorphus
If you don't know how to do it, go here, download a boot disk image, put a blank floppy disk in your floppy drive, and run the program. Then restart your computer while the floppy disk is still in the drive. Your computer will (should) boot from the floppy disk into DOS.
Once you're there, type "format c:\"
Depending on how big your hard drive is, this may take awhile, since it has to change a lot of settings.
After that's done, take the floppy drive out, and restart your computer.
Good luck.
:thumbsup:
I hear that new fdisk program works just as well, and doesn't take near as long.
I find fdisk too complicated, too many menus.
i called my friend and told her to try it about 10 mins ago.... and now shes on her way to my house..:Q
i better get outta here before she gets here......bye
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