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§2.1 - No needless and/or doubled posts (spam) palomino has written
Why do you have a 64-bit system?
Maybe just because he wants? Maybe he's a gamer or works with memory-hogging applications, who knows. Doesn't really matter.
I'm not really having any guesses. Any file in any folder, or just one file in one particular folder? Maybe, as much as I hate to say it, it's a virus.
palomino has written
Why do you have a 64-bit system?
I have a 64-bit OS.
I need it in order for Windows to recognize and use my 12 gigabytes of RAM.
But RamboDerp, why do you need 12 gigabytes of RAM? That's silly.
I need 12 gigabytes of RAM because I work with textures whilst also working with high-poly models in a real time environment.
EpicCrisis has written
Windows
That right there's the problem.
@ EngiN33R:
Maybe he wants to move with the times and not be restricted by the old-as-hell 32-bit word.
DannyDeth has written
That right there's the problem.
EpicCrisis has written
Windows
That right there's the problem.
Stop that, Windows is fine as long as you know how to operate it correctly.
DannyDeth has written
@ EngiN33R:
Maybe he wants to move with the times and not be restricted by the old-as-hell 32-bit word.
Maybe he wants to move with the times and not be restricted by the old-as-hell 32-bit word.
Or that.
@ EpicCrisis: Is your PC custom-built, stock or ordered from some guy?
EngiN33R has written
Stop that, Windows is fine as long as you know how to operate it correctly.
Windows is a giant security hole with programmers behind it's development that are the figurative equivalent of hill-billies.
Put basically:
Using the NT kernel for pretty much every OS you produce since is just stupid. Well done Microsoft.
I typed sfc /scannow in the command, it says it found the problem but could not fix it.
Sotnaz has written
@ EpicCrisis: Is your PC custom-built, stock or ordered from some guy?
i found that it is a spyware, to solve it you need M.B.A.M (malware bytes anti malware, it is very good) good luck
Just use the command prompt to delete the file or folder.
But then, sadly. I must restart my computer.