I guess i can live without 3 milliseconds speedincrease. Also the idea to get locked in MS's version of Applestore doesn't really attract me that much. By the time Win11 comes out and win32 is phased out so you can only install MS approved apps from their store i imagine the run for other options will be impressive. At least i'll be gone. I wonder how many corporate IT guys are actually aware of the honeytrap win8 is, and how MS is babystepping towards a whole new virtual mono
petrossa
check if the audio service is running in Services
If you buy a Surface why on earth not buy a decent notebook for half the price?
I'd rather MS skips this version because for sure i am not going to install it in its current incarnation.
Because it is a really very good product that obviously took a lot of work which needs to be recouped from a niche market. If you feel you don't need it don't buy it. It's a fair price for a good product.
[quote]petrossareply 11It should not be using lots of cpu and in testing here it isn't. Are you sure you installed the update correctly? Reduced 77%Original 709 x 568 Build 20 is not the updated beta. It should say 24 or 25 I think.[/quote] oops. my bad. installed the latest now. [e digicons]:blush:[/e]
oops. Spoke too soon. There it goes again. After a couple of hours.
Strange, i have changed nothing but rebooted a few times and suddenly after the last reboot the CPU usage went away. Works normally for the rest, discovery fine, control fine. go figure. [e digicons]o_O[/e]
[quote]It should not be using lots of cpu and in testing here it isn't. Are you sure you installed the update correctly?[/quote]
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It works great. However it eats cpu cylces like there's no tomorrow. 20% on my Phenom x6 1100T
I'll 'live' without w8. Saves me alot of headache. Wake me up when it's cleaned up, i.e. the kindergarten gui has been dumped.
No thanks. I'm fine. Anyway i like android better on my tablet. At least it doesn't look like a toddlers playpen.
So i can skip this 'update' till windows 9 comes out with a whole new GUI?
The letters are still in the correct order. That's something to be pleased about.
Used to be moderator on a couple of big sites. Gave it up, thankless is not the word. You either have to be a serious controlfreak or a masochist to keep that up.
Nah. As Heavenfall said. I fought off MS like a lion but at a certain point resistance was futile, and now with w7 they have actually something that sort of works. 50.000.000 LOC (of which i am sure 1/3 is to correct for the bugs caused by the other 2/3) but still.
My biggest shock ever was when i unsuspectingly installed the latest version of Start8 and was confronted with a metro menu of squares forcing me to scroll like a maniac to find what i was looking for. I'm not against change, i am not stuck on having things staying as they where. I am open to trying out different paths. But Metro is by far the worst ever interface i ever had to work with and that's saying something having started out computing on a 2 5.25 CPM Wordp
[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="50" id="3199135"] Quoting petrossa, reply 46I got it working. Phew. Assbackwards windows firewall should be forbidden by law. It should be in the 'counterintuitive hall of infame'. What exactly did you have to change in the firewall?[/quote] I'm afraid it won't do you any good but here goes: As usual what you shouldn't do. First i disabled the entire firewall with gpedit. On both computers. No luck. Then i tri
Cursor movement gets sticky when you reach the sides of the monitors. As soon as on top appears the popup about the control. Also it wakes the monitor up from the secondary computer even when you don't surpass the side. So far no other major problems. Apart form the odious Windows Firewall setup is indeed as easy as pie.
I got it working. Phew. Assbackwards windows firewall should be forbidden by law. It should be in the 'counterintuitive hall of infame'.
[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="40" id="3198362"] Quoting petrossa, reply 39 The firewall may be blocking pings. The odd thing is the code to show the machines is the same as the code to check if a machine is live and so light it up in the UI. I cannot explain why it does not show as live unless the name lookup is failing. If you double click on the computer on the grid what does the label on the checkbox say? It usually sa
[quote]When you say the primary sees the secondary fine, do you mean when you clicked add computer it showed in the list, or you had to manually enter the machine name? If you ping the secondary machine name (the one Multiplicity is showing on the primary for the secondary) from a command prompt on the primary does it return the correct IP address? I would also check that Multisrv.exe is running on the secondary.[/quote] I clicked and added it. It s
I wrestled with it for a couple of hours trying to get it to work. No luck. The primary sees the secondary fine, i can add it to the grid and that's about it. No way it will connect. I went as far to disable the firewalls completely using gpedit.msc but all i see is when i open the primary, on the grid the secondary will light up for a few seconds as if trying to connect and then goes blank. Win7 and Win 2008 r2 both x64
The primary computer goes to sleepmode, second computer not. Second computer contains audio files. Primary computer wakes up, connects normally to the network, all network drives visible and accessible. Primary computer runs JRiver MediaCenter 17 When opening MC, all displays normally, all music folders are visible and can be accessed. When trying to play a track MC times out the same it does when the network drive containing the audio drive