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emkej said:

Hello everyone

Welcome to Ten Forums emkej

Jaroslavus said:

Hello :)

Hello Jaroslavus, welcome to Ten Forums

TowerPC said:

Hello this is my first post. It's been nice to be able to join a forum where people support one another!
Lately I have problem with BSOD and my cpu case fan making noises and not spinning smoothly. So hopefully I can get more explanation on how to tackle those two problems.

Welcome to TenForums, TowerPC.

hmmkot said:

hello -)

Welcome to TenForums, hmmkot.

macw25 said:

hello -)

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bertikul said:

Hello. I am posting for the first time, but have been registered for a while here. I have been using computers for e long time now, but I always need help, which I have found here many times reading through the threads. Thank you for all the answers and help we find here.

Welcome to TenForums, bertikul.

emkej said:

Hello everyone ��

Welcome to TenForums, emkej.

Jaroslavus said:

Hello :)

Welcome to TenForums, jaroslavus.

Welcome to Ten Forums for all our newest members

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hmmkot said:

hello -)

macw25 said:

hello -)

bertikul said:

Hello. I am posting for the first time, but have been registered for a while here. I have been using computers for e long time now, but I always need help, which I have found here many times reading through the threads. Thank you for all the answers and help we find here.

emkej said:

Hello everyone 😀

Jaroslavus said:

Hello :)

Hello, HmmKot, Mac25, Bertkul, Emkej and Jaroslavus.

Welcome all, to TenForums.


Enjoy your stay.

bblegacy said:

Hi Everyone
My name is Kevin and I'm new here but hardly new to windows. I *was* a Desktop/Server/LAN admin MCP on my way to being an MCSE through the XP Era through AD up to about the time of the introduction of Win-7 after the dismal rollout and failure of Vista. I ended up leaving the field in 2008 but have been around since DOS 4.0 and Windows 3.0. in the early 1990s, so if anything I might only be looked at now as an expert in useless information at this point. But I can still build a lean monster of a machine and am mostly concerned about making old apps work since there are many in use that have stopped development but not been replaced by anything comparable or better either. Generally what I will be asking about is about current "best practices" and HOW the operating systems NOW handle certain issues. Unfortunatey I've never been a programmer or scripting artist but sure know my way around a CMD window. Thanks!!

Hi Kevin, and welcome to Ten Forums.

bblegacy said:

Hi Everyone
My name is Kevin and I'm new here but hardly new to windows. I *was* a Desktop/Server/LAN admin MCP on my way to being an MCSE through the XP Era through AD up to about the time of the introduction of Win-7 after the dismal rollout and failure of Vista. I ended up leaving the field in 2008 but have been around since DOS 4.0 and Windows 3.0. in the early 1990s, so if anything I might only be looked at now as an expert in useless information at this point. But I can still build a lean monster of a machine and am mostly concerned about making old apps work since there are many in use that have stopped development but not been replaced by anything comparable or better either. Generally what I will be asking about is about current "best practices" and HOW the operating systems NOW handle certain issues. Unfortunatey I've never been a programmer or scripting artist but sure know my way around a CMD window. Thanks!!

Welcome to Ten Forums Kevin.