WanderingAries

No, because that would be cruel to Vista. ;-)
EDIT: Let me put it this way, would you want to play CoX on a Windows Phone?

Note: When I first bought this Vista release laptop I Upgraded to XP. ^.^

I'm wondering if this hasn't caused many of the odd problems that have been posted over the past month or so?

Well that's great to hear. Windows loves to get screwy now and then after so much use between cleanings. *goes to check own settings*

Meh, I intentionally park a toon of that level range in that spot for that reason!

and

I'm pretty sure that a key reason for the change in how/where rent is paid should be to allow the Preems/Freebs help out!

/signed

Go play with the nearest Windows Phone and you'll get a GOOD idea as to how much "fun" Windows 8 interaction will be....and then remember that you'll have to do that with a Mouse and Keyboard!!!

Wait, you only have One voice?

Don't worry, my parents too stock in correction ribbon Just for me! ;-)

Eh, I was probably going cross-eyed from reading through the forums? IDK, I thought I'd reread it enough to make sure you hadn't already said it before I posted. oh well. :-p

This is very true (IE: I forgot about it) and you also have to keep in mind what the motherboard is capable of as well.

Well I gave you teh registry version of the custom properties so you don't need both. Go ahead and clear that out of the advanced settings and try again. That should do anything different, but still. Looking at it I'm kinda wondering if you somehow have a Windows UI customizer running or something. Something seems to be affecting the per-app window frame because that should be loading full screen nomatter what. IE: your desktop will look like the whole thing just got blown up larger just prior to fully loading. Until you quit the game at which point it will return to normal. For the rest of the testing you may wanna stick to running on one monitor until we've got it running.

I forget if we've had you try it yet, but try this:

Press Windows Key + R;
Type msconfig;
Under the Services Tab make sure that Hide Microsoft Services is checked;
Click Disable All and uncheck Load Startup Items;
Under the Startup Tab Click Disable All;
Click Apply and any Ok buttons after that. You will be asked to reboot;
On next boot, it will complain that you are running gimped and you can clear out the window. At any point in time you can always run msconfig and select Normal Startup to restore things back to before and get rid of that message.

Short of going into Windows Safe Mode, this should help rule out anything running in the background.

I thought it was an i3? I'm not sure this game will run on any Tablet based system honestly. Atleast not in anything beyond Safe Mode. If it gets that far then the monster processing power being used will likely drain that battery quick and make it extremely hot to hold.

Builds are stored in the user's default documents folder and the program knows to look there after installed.

BUT...you cannot transfer said prestige to another group.

My point stands. :-p

PST, don't look now, but I think your rent is due! Better get it in while the landlord's not looking or they'll send the Brute Squad after you...

The question is Why though...what are you doing that's going to be using That much RAM? Is this computer going to control your entire smarthouse?

This....would solve many problems for new players. As would a general revamp of the SG and Base systems.

huh, maybe you should disable the onboard audio in the BIOS then. It's possible that there's a conflict somewhere. It honesly sounds more like a driver/config issue or possible corruption, but that's not a strong suit of mine quite yet.

another reason I go for Pro/Ultimate whenever I can. I'd rather have the higher ceiling than to worry about memory limitations beyond what the Motherboard can handle.