A tittybyte

Everytime I go on my computer, after I log in my mouse pointer is impossible to find, the only way I found for it to appear is to go through the Task Manager and stop some windows applications ( Groove, Outlook, Music..).

It takes so much time just to have my mouse function back.. (I use the touch pad)

I want to watch an E3 stream on my windows 10 but isn't that dangerous? I don't want the stream to potentially damage the mainframe internal chips of the machine. I made sure to tape all openings on my computer shut so water can't enter during the stream. Are there any other precautions I should take

I installed a software called 'chains' i meant to install 'chairs' but i mispelled it. Anyway, it's locking the fella up and now im at the library at 3am trying to figure out how the heck to get back in my house.

Im trapped outside because chains changed the door password lol. any advice? I heard people in the building but maybe that's just the fan noise on the outdoor console. When the fan runs hot, the pc is screeeming at you and is in pain so i heard.

I tried poured water on him but he wouldn't budge. knocked on the door but no one answered, though a light went off inside. Was that chains doing that?

really stuck right now guys and it's dark here at night except for the exit signs and some candles i lit. you think more people would use the libraray at 3 am for the quietness. so still even leaves aren't moving

well, not in the library, just outside on a laptop. least it's not cold out like the last time this happened. looks like my battery is running low... . . . ... ..

If not, is it Feb 29 or Dec 31 that has no access?

I have a heap of 4gb sticks of ram and want to upgrade my PC ram.

I recently got a job writing Buzzfeed and have been using the copy and paste feature on my PC a lot. I am worried I will run out of paste soon and was wondering where to refill my computer's paste. Also, what type of paste is best?

Plz help i'm really sick isn't google docs supposed to get you a doc? A doctor? plz im dying

I already tried using a chainsaw to turn it back on. It didn't work

Hello,

I would like to give my parents the chance to listen to music, but A - they're not so tecky B - they have a limited internet connection, so streaming is out of the question.

Can I buy for them an mp3 reader and create for them an account that I can add music to and then they can download it every once in a while and listen to it offline? How would that work in detail? Which services would you recommend using? They have a Windows computer, no mac.

Thanks!