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It shows pink for me, using Palemoon. Edit1: My first thought was it was using my Windows color choice (red), but I changed it and it doesn't seem to be that. Edit2: It was the secondary theme color was changed to something else. I changed it back to what I normally use and its fine.

The client always has a say about it, but in a lot of cases it is easier to just set it to get an address automatically. Usually, the only times I will set a static IP is if the DHCP is having a problem, outside of any advanced firewall rules. You determine what the IP Range that is used in the DHCP Scope is, then you set an address outside of it so to not cause a conflict. There are also some setups where DHCP is not used at all, and all interfaces have a static IP. Neither are wrong, it just depends on the design of the network.

You make the request here: http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/71610-you-want-to-change-your-username/

Those appear to be "QD" or Quadruple Density: http://www.hardware-bastelkiste.de/floppy.html Even so, that HD is actually meaning High Density. Here is a baseball card set, 2001 Topps HD: http://www.tradingcarddb.com/ViewCard.cfm/sid/1497/cid/282642/2001-Topps-HD-12-Cal-Ripken-Jr.

HD had been a tag word before, during the first run of HD 1080i TVs in the late 90s, early 2000s.

No I don't think that is it at all. MS has effectively abandoned Windows 7 from a support perspective years ago. Windows 8/8.1 you can put into that boat also. They will want to get as many people as possible onto Windows 10. Don't be surprised if we see more upgrade actions on Win7/8.1 systems. I could imagine that in a couple months there would be a notification saying they could upgrade to Windows 10 at a discount for the holidays.

I'm wondering how useful those tags really are...

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I had just a thought about this the other day. We are past the free upgrade period, but what has it been replaced with? It seems now there is no upgrade option. It would be silly to think that MS would do all this work to change Windows Update to allow in-place upgrade from Windows 7 and 8.1 to Windows 10 just to disable the upgrade thing when the free period ended. No I think it would make more sense that it would still remain and get replaced by one where you could purchase the upgrade. That doesn't seem like it exists right now which is kinda surprising.

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Does this happen immediately, or at all times, with this monitor or it is fine after a while and then slowly become like this? The first thing would be to try a different cable or display. If you can't then you need to see if this issue happens using other "drivers" or OS. Does this effect happen in the BIOS, or during boot? You can also try booting a Linux live-cd which would use its own video drivers, to see how that looks. The appropriate term is ghosting. Be aware if when you search for this on your own, to put in your search terms LCD, and also to make sure what you are reading is not referring to motion blur or ghosting issues due to motion.

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Trying to use a third party solution is going to put you in the same situation as discussed in this thread: http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/176080-deezer-recorder/ You will need to read the Terms of Service for the site you are using, or use that site's offline option if they offer it. If the site does not offer an offline option and their ToS does not prohibit downloading the files, and it is legal to do so, then you can look for solutions.

Makes sense to me!

The unknown doesn't match to that. It shows a .08% increase on unknown. I'm sure there is a way to look at all of the different things to see which other platform had the greatest increase. They don't have combined mobile/desktop chart but it looks like Android got a health increase in the percentage.

It exists but is against that website's TOS. Look at Article 13: http://www.deezer.com/legal/cgu

The original upgrading software.

I have not been able to see either of those processes running in Task Manager in these scenarios: - Pro 1511, Audit Mode, no internet connection - Pro 1511, local user, no internet connection, not activated - Pro 1511, local user, internet connection, not activated I can try 1607, but I can't do a test with a system activated right now.

Consider this. It is a program that can be used to do an upgrade install of your OS. Just imagine that as a malware attack vector.

I will try that out tomorrow and see if it matters. The system I had checked is a custom image, who knows what the client changed. I can check on a fresh install too. What OS versions are you seeing this on?

Dencorso's link mentions FindFast, the first thing I thought of when seeing this topic title. I remember having that issue on Win9x/NT4 systems.

I went to check a Win10 system I have here, it does not have either of those processes running.

Sorry 143 days. Anyways, I doubt you will be able to find a real world computer to use as a comparison to yours. Everything I said before still stands, it is not the fault of the OS.

I knew I remembered this topic or a topic like it existed. I was just checking my system uptime and... well I see that the two sets of numbers do not seem to match up. I wonder if one could be wrong, or if there is a roll-over on the Days counter on the Performance tab... System Idle Process hours 13636 (568 days) vs Uptime in Performance tab: 143 days.