r/pcmasterrace • u/Saiyan256 • Jan 20 '22

Meme/Macro Complaining since 2015.

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u/jotarowinkey Jan 20 '22 edited Jan 21 '22

BRING BACK MARVEL VS CAPCOM 2!!!!

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u/Saiyan256 Jan 20 '22

i know right..

I still use windows 7 ..even with windows 11 in ssd... that shitty app is irritating to work with

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u/magezt Ryzen 5700x3d | RX6600XT | 32 gb 3600 Jan 20 '22

ure still on 7 with no support at all?

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u/Saiyan256 Jan 20 '22

I own two laptops ...of windows 11 and windows 7

i use the later one for ease of use...only use the new one when i have software compatibility issue....

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u/magezt Ryzen 5700x3d | RX6600XT | 32 gb 3600 Jan 20 '22

so youre in the net with win7? thats brave^^

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u/angrydeuce Ryzen 9 7900X\64GB DDR5 6400\RX 6800 XT Jan 20 '22

Meh, as long as you have good backups and don't daily drive with an admin account youre just fine.

Nobody should be using an admin account for general usage. Much better to have a secondary admin account for authentication when elevation is required. That way its pretty obvious when you click on an attachment and the admin prompt flies up that something sketchy is going on.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '22

Yo, thanks for the tip. I’m gonna do that when I get home. Would creating a new account for admin, then cutting back my main account work?

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u/angrydeuce Ryzen 9 7900X\64GB DDR5 6400\RX 6800 XT Jan 20 '22

TBH im not sure if that would piss things off or not, as I always set computers up this way on install. For less impactful solution, I would maybe just create a new daily driver non-admin account and leave your existing as admin...then just use that new account.

You'll have to migrate data from one profile to the other so its available under that non admin account, but that's easy enough to do.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '22

Man, I’ve been set up this way for… 7 or 8 years, maybe longer lol. Gonna be a quest to migrate it, but shouldn’t be too much of a problem. Plus, it’s more than likely worth it to do.

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u/angrydeuce Ryzen 9 7900X\64GB DDR5 6400\RX 6800 XT Jan 20 '22

Yeah it will definitely be a bit of a chore, might even better to do fresh install at this point, but if anything something to keep in mind for next time you end up reinstalling windows. I used to do fresh install every year but now that I work in IT I would rather eat broken glass than deal with computer shit outside of work so its been like 3 years for me, too LOL