I've been looking to get a new computer since last fall, but because of other things I had to do, like move to a new residence and such, I had to postpone my shopping for a new computer. But I finally was able to order a computer with a 3.0 GHz quad core processor, 6 GB of memory and Windows 7 along with a 22 inch LCD monitor for about $700 on Overstock.com. I should be getting it shipped to me next week, and I can finally ditch my old computer.

Good shit!

What brand did you get Huey?

New computers.

First thing you should do is re install windows and get rid of all that bloated software.

Vendetta1 said:

It's a ZT Systems computer. It's a computer manufacturer based in New Jersey.

For the love of god, don't save any nudy pix on it.

sextonseven said:

lazycrockett said:

lazycrockett said:

A freind of mine told me the same thing but how does a layman know which software to keep and which one to erase? Isn´t that stuff needed, sooner or later? I really have no idea what I should keep or erase.
By the way, I bought mine a year ago and it came with Vista...I´m not really a computer geek and don´t need Windows 7....maybe I should just get rid of Vista and put XP on my laptop? Or is that incompatible with most of the newer software and websites these days?

^No for the most part the majority of the shit that comes with a new computer is a bunch of useless trial software that expires after 90 days. It's just a bunch of junk that slows your procession speed down.

Vendetta1 said:

All my nudie pics and extreme hardcore group sex porn with gangbangs, double anal and such are on an external drive, so I just disconnect the drive from my main computer. Having said that, any jpeg file you view on the net, or in the case of YouTube videos, you watch online, is automatically saved onto your computer in the temporary internet files on Windows, so that stuff stays on your computer until you overwrite it, even if you clear your temporary internet files folder. So I use a program called Eraser to clear any past tracks on the internet.

lazycrockett said:

Exactly. Even if you don't want (or don't know how) to do a complete re-install, you should at least go thru and delete all the bloatware that come with your PC, chances are you'd never really use any of it anyway.