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This was a really stupid mistake. Went to empty it, deleted it. How do I get it back?I tried naming a file specifically and deleting it, then...
This was a really stupid mistake. Went to empty it, deleted it. How do I get it back?I tried naming a file specifically and deleting it, then...
This was a really stupid mistake. Went to empty it, deleted it. How do I get it back?I tried naming a file specifically and deleting it, then...
This was a really stupid mistake. Went to empty it, deleted it. How do I get it back?I tried naming a file specifically and deleting it, then...
This was a really stupid mistake. Went to empty it, deleted it. How do I get it back?I tried naming a file specifically and deleting it, then...
I'm looking into buying a new laptop with Vista and have heard horror stories. Specifically, if I copy a CD onto the computer, Vista doesn't allow that music to be copied i.e IPOD, mp3 player. Is this true?
Fricking quicktime is hijacking my media files after I specifically told it not to. Damn apple.
This isn't specifically a vista issue but does involve Vista. Anyway i wasn't sure where to post it. Getting to the point, i've recently purchased Vista Ultimate and am pretty happy with it but i would like a dual boot with this and XP ok so i've...
I am running an older program in Vista that I know is a good program from a good publisher, yet I get the "unidentified program wants access to your computer" prompt every time I try to run it.
An unidentified program is one that doesn't have a valid digital signature from its publisher.
Is there a way to tell windows to specifically ignore this program and not give me this prompt every time I run it without disabling UAC?
