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Andy

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  1. Yep just tried it too. My first thought was that it might have been a member who has been banned or asked to be "deactivated" But I then tried Sarah (admin) and yup straight to the homepage. . . Marc!!!!!
  2. Brilliant, well done
  3. I used to live in Oxford Originally Oxenford or a shallow place in the river Thames where the farmers could cross with their Oxen. Also a safe place for travellers to cross the Thames before bridges were built. and Thames is pronounced Tems Our colonial cousins delight in accidentally mispronouncing British place names. Take the County of Herefordshire, You guys would stress the Ford and Shire Whereas we pronounce it Herre Fud Shuh, Oxfordshire, Ox Fud Shuh, Leicestershire, Lester shuh. . . and so on
  4. Before I moved into my current property I spent £3000 ($4500) having a 6ft closeboard fence put around the 150ft long garden. Secure
  5. Sorry Al' what I meant was we pronounce them the same way as you Wooster and lester
  6. We pronounce them exackerly the same
  7. That sounds awesome Can't wait for the Vid
  8. Marc I'm so sorry I wasn't aware that you wuz dead, Please accept my condolences, Looking forward to seeing you at camp
  9. If they did you they probably did others as well. they would have had a lovely free christmas Everything from food to presents paid for by Others
  10. Andy

    New Network Card

    That makes you 127 times faster than me :eek: Tortoise and the hare mate. . .
  11. Nope you're right on the ball feather the edges then copy it and paste it into the pic you want to use it in. Same as you did for the titanic and toilet pics but now you'll have softer edges
  12. Give Marc and Jos a shout
  13. Emma Watch this it'll help with the harsh edges
  14. Yeah should be pretty much the same
  15. Did a quick google and found this Copied and pasted Summary: The problem is that in Windows 8 the Administrator is inactive by default, so you need to find a way to activate it. You can only activate the admin account as an admin, however. Luckily, (on my machine, anyway) it looks like you can access your hidden Administrator account from safe mode. So your first set of goals is going to be the following: -boot in safe mode -log in as an admistrator -as the administrator, activate the very same adminstrator account. -reboot your machine and login as Administrator outside of safe mode (normal mode). From here, you should be free to do as you wish. Now that the admin account is active, you are allowed to type a password when prompted (by default the password is left blank). For me, however, when I tried to promote my previous user account to administrator (among other tasks) I noticed symptoms that seemed to indicate that the account no longer existed. So I went through steps to set up a new personal account and get it synced with my microsoft account email. -Create a new user account -give administrator rights -delete my old (for some reason, hidden) account -sync up my new user account with microsoft account email. Instructions: How to get admin access: 1.) Boot into safe mode. You can do this easiest by opening a command prompt (start menu -> type 'cmd'). And type "shutdown /r /o". 2.) You computer will begin to restart but give you a set of troubleshooting options. Choose Troubleshooting -> Advanced Options -> Startup Settings. 3.) After restarting and entering safe mode, switch users by going to the start menu -> click your username -> and choose Administrator. 4.) Windows will begin the first-time initialization for this account. 5.) Once logged in, open the command prompt again, this time as an admin. (Right click -> Run as Admin). 6.) Type "net user Administrator /active:yes" To set the admin account as "active". It will now show up outside of safe mode. 7.) Reboot your machine and log in as the admistrator again. You can now add users and play with permissions etc. (The metro options are not available in safe mode, hence the reboot). How to remove your old 'lost' account and sync your new account with microsoft account. 1.) Create a new account via the users section from the control panel. Be sure to give yourself admin rights. 2.) Delete your old lost account by typing "net user <username> /del" into an administrator command prompt. You need to know your old account name, good luck with this one. 3.) Go to your pc settings: Open the right-side context menu -> Settings -> "Change PC Settings". 4.) Go to users tab -> Select "Switch to a Microsoft Account". Hope this helps!
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