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Well it's a shame that Yahoo Answers is shutting down.  I've been frequenting this site for a long, long time.  This site for me personally, is the easiest one to come to, to simply ask a question, and wait for an answer.

But do you know of any other decent question and answer websites that might be like Yahoo Answers?

Thanks.

Not any time soon, but maybe in a year or two, I'm thinking about getting a new PC again.  Here are my current specs:

Corsair Carbide 200R tower w/ two USB 3.0 ports up front, mic and headset jack

Asus M5A78L-M/USB 3

AMD FX-8300 @ 3.3 ghz

32GB RAM

Nvidia GeForce 970

windows 10

Are there no new processors that allow for Windows 7?  I'm only testing out 10 because I kept getting logged out of websites on 7.  Like, I log into my gmail account, I click on Remember Me.  2 weeks later, I have to fill out my login information again to sign back in.

I never cleared my cache, never cleared cookies, never signed out.  On windows 10, the random "being logged out of websites" has not happened.  I say it's attributed to using Windows 7, a person in IT that I know, didn't know why it was happening.  When I said about using Windows 7 being the reason, he disregarded the notion.

Should I go with ryzen, or back to intel?  Just looking for ideas and input.  Since YA is shutting down soon, figured I'd try to get some ideas.  Thanks.

Read an article about how the FCC passed some law so that it can go after people who spoof numbers from overseas.  They said, it won't stop the robo calls, just that they can go after these people.

But people overseas aren't going to bend to our will, so what good is passing a law going to do?  The technology needs to improve in my opinion, so we stop getting robo calls non-stop, all day everyday.  Do you think the FCC law is going to change anything?

Epson, Canon or Brother.  Is there one company you say seems to care about their customers, or are they all about the bottom line and scripted answers?

I already have an HP printer, but I'm a little unhappy because they are ending support for their printer software because they designed their software around flash.  Once flash ended, HP wasn't going to take care of fixing their software.

Contacting them through email and forum has led to their basic, scripted answer.

And not having any luck finding anything on google search, with regards to a Dilantin/covid-19 test.

Yes, I know Windows 7 is no longer supported.  That's not my question.

When I WAS using Windows 7 Pro, AFTER support ended, I had zero problems.  I did run Malwarebytes Premium and Avast.  No, Avast and Malwarebytes don't slow my computer down, been using computers for 30+ years.

Please bear with me on this: If I signed into my yahoo mail, and created a bookmark to go straight to the inbox, after 2 or 3 weeks, I'm logged out and have to sign back in.  Same with the google mail, and I don't believe yahoo or google have timeouts to where you'd be signed out so much like that.

I spoke with one guy in IT, he didn't think the OS no longer supported was linked to being signed out.

So I'm really trying to find a reasonable explanation other than the usual, "come on man, win7 is no longer supported" SO WHAT??  It was STILL working for a time, and then just started logging me out.

I have since began using crapwin 10 and haven't been signed out randomly like what I was.

If you can provide any helpful advice for the question asked, it's appreciated.  Thank you.

So about 9 days ago a deer ran out in front of me at about 35 mph and it hit on the right front.  Since then I've gotten both headlights replaced, and some of the metal bent back to where it once was.

When the car is completely turned off, no key in the ignition, and all doors are closed, you will hear CLICK!.  It could be 10 seconds later, could be 15 seconds later, CLICK!  And this goes on non-stop, maybe started a day after I hit the deer.  Two days ago I was sitting in the work parking lot, click click click click click click click click CLICK, and the constant clicking sound stopped.  Then about 5 seconds later, CLICK! and click click click click click click CLICK! and the constant clicking sound stopped again.  I turned the car off, took the keys out of the ignition, and that single CLICK! sound is still there.

I'm out on the east coast and when we got that big snow, well I had a car cover on my car.  When I took the cover off and opened the car door, no lights came on, put the key in the ignition, nothing.  Battery was completely dead.  The car currently is at 14.00 volts, and holding positive on alternator and negative on battery also showed something like 13.98 fluctuating +- .05 maybe.  So the battery is getting a charge.  And at work, I needed a jump to get it going.

I'm wondering, could this CLICK! sound be something that is trying to engage and is draining my battery?

Thanks.

I've looked everywhere for Excedrin Migraine, it's not in any stores.  I did read a story updated January 2021 that GSK, who makes Excedrin products, has temporarily halted production on it, but no idea when it's supposed to start coming back to store shelves.

Back when Excedrin was recalled, I tried every single OTC medication there is out there.  Advil, Ibuprofen, Bayer, my desk literally looked like a pharmacy, and none of those medicines did anything for my headaches. 

So when I run out of my current supply of Excedrin Migraine, if it isn't back on store shelves, do you know of a good working alternative medication to Excedrin Migraine that works just as good, or better?

Most times I take two Excedrin Migraine, headache can be gone within 5 to 10 minutes of taking it.

So back in the mid 2000's, maybe 2004, I had a Virgin Mobile flip phone.  I've had an android phone for a while now, and my phone number has been the same ever since.

When I moved from VM to Straight Talk, I was able to get my account number and move my phone number with me to the Straight Talk service.  I was curious and went on my flip phone and tried to make a call.  I then got a recorded message:

"Sprint has connected you to an external operator where you can now complete outbound calls using either a credit card or collect billing"  the message does say some stuff afterward, and then press 1 to make a call by using your mobile carrier or 2 for alternative payment.

On my flip phone, my current phone number still shows up.  So I'm just wondering, if my current number is on my android phone, is it possible to make a call with the flip phone or not?

It happened on the last build, so I rebuilt the OS, again, and it did it on the new OS build yesterday.  It's windows 7 pro x64, amd-fx 8300, 32gb ram, gtx 970.  This latest OS build is 2 days old.  On this new build, I only have a couple games installed, steam, skype, macrium reflect free (imaging software), malwarebytes and avast.  I did get all windows updates as well.

Basically what's happening is I'll be using the computer, and lets say I want to open notepad.  Nothing will happen.  So I'll try again, still nothing happens.  So I right click taskbar, start task manager, nothing happens.  Then I'm just sitting there staring at the hour glass, and then the screen goes white opaque.  After another minute or so I get this message, Windows explorer has stopped responding, so I end process, and then everything comes back up and working.  Task manager pops up, the two notepads I tried to open are now open, and this all happens within a 5 to 10 minute time frame.

I know the OS is out of support, I'm still choosing to use it.  My question is, could there be a hardware related problem to the lockups?  I use a 500gb WD hard drive and that's more than 10 years old.  To be honest, something tells me it's the hard drive, but every hard drive monitoring software I've gotten all say my hard drives are healthy.  Even the 500gb C:\ drive.

Thanks

I have heard stories that, once you go, if you want to keep feeling normal and pain free you have to make future, regular appointments, and if you stop going, all that relieved pain comes back.

Then I heard none of that is true, and the only reason why someone might make 3 or 4 appointments is because they needed more than one appointment to relieve all of the pain.  But once they are pain free, there's no need to keep going back, unless pain comes back unexpectedly.

I'm not in any pain, it's something I heard probably over 20 years ago, and I've been watching chiropractor YouTube videos so it got me thinking, thought I'd ask about it.

Have you seen a chiropractor and what is true about it and what is false?

Thanks if you can help out.

Within the last year I purchased a CyberPower 550VA UPS and had my 40" TCL Roku TV hooked up to it.  When the power went out, it ran my TV for a whole hour.

Here's a few questions: What is the power draw of a 40" TCL Roku TV, just watching local television?  Would a TCL Roku TV have less power draw than a 28" tube TV?  If so, how much of a difference would there be?

The reason I'm asking is because if that UPS ran the TV for a whole hour, what would be the next size up for a UPS that could run the TV for 2 hours?

If you play and then skip to 1:38 in the video below, Ramsey says to chef Tom on the Blue Team "You, Sinbad, shut it!"  In which Tom replies, "Yes chef"

Why does Ramsey call Tom, "Sinbad"?  Is it because he's wearing the bandana?  Is Ramsey making a reference to the character Sinbad from the movie?

Just looking for clarification, best answer gets 10 points.  Thanks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04FB6Fh1A1g

Okay so currently I'm using Windows 7 Pro 64 bit.  Yes I know it is out of support.  Here's my problem.  If I boot with a DVD with Linux Mint 19.3, or Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, and run a live session using the DVD, when I boot back into Windows 7, the time will have changed.  Now if I change the time back to what it's supposed to be, and then shutdown and boot back into Windows 7, the time will have kept.

Even if I shutdown for two whole days, and then turn the PC on and boot into Windows 7, the time will have kept.  BUT.... if I boot into a Linux DVD, then boot back into Windows 7, the time will be different.  I know it's not a CMOS battery issue because I shut my PC down every night before going to bed, and when I boot up, the time is what it should be.

Any reason why this might be happening?

Whenever you start Windows 3.1, the Program Manager opens, and if in Windows 3.1 you have a games window, and control panel, if you quit Windows 3.1 with those Windows open, or in a specific position, the next time you load Windows 3.1, those windows and positions will be exactly the same.

Can this same thing be done in Windows 7?  Let's say I have My Computer open, or I've got multiple windows open, then I shut down.  Can I start Windows 7 with all of those same windows already open and in the same positions before I shut down or not?

I did 190 x 30 and got 5700, but that doesn't seem right.

In my state, there is a traffic circle, at each entrance to the circle are clear and visible YIELD signs.  Now the circle traffic moves to the right.  So you can only turn right to go into the circle.  Also, I know that yield means to slow down, look to your left and proceed if safe to do so.

Most times if I am already in the circle, other drivers will barrel into the circle, ignoring the YIELD signs, as if they're supposed to zipper merge into the circle. 

So two questions, if vehicles are zipper merging into the circle instead of yielding to traffic already in the circle, aren't they in the wrong?  Why can't drivers be bothered to wait a measly 2 seconds for you to go by so they can enter the circle?

So the game I was playing on the DOS machine had an error.  I still own the original 3.25" disk.  So I put the disk into the drive, and get a General Read Error.  I got out my 3.25" USB floppy drive, put the original disk in and it read it perfectly fine.  Didn't get any kind of errors at all.

So I was able to copy from the original 3.25" disk to an unused and brand new 3.25" disk.  I placed the brand new 3.25" disk into the DOS machine, and it read that disk without any problems.  (back when walmart still sold 3.25" disks I bought a couple packs, they just been sitting ever since)

I've never had any other OS or computer system other than DOS, and I know for absolutely certain, 1000% certain, that all of my 5.25" and 3.25" disks are made for DOS only.  Can this be an issue of those disk drives going bad? 

Back in the old days I could run Scandisk to fix bad errors on the disk, but Scandisk won't even run on those disks.  And like I said, the original 3.25" disk read fine on my USB 3.25" disk drive, but the disk wouldn't read on the actual 3.25" disk drive installed in the DOS machine.

So basically I've kept a very small container made for 5.25" floppy disks that my dad had, and I've had those disks now for 30 years.  They are in pristine condition, but every single 5.25" floppy disk gives me a General reading error.  They've been stored in my closet in those containers.  But even still, after 30 years, have those 5.25" floppy disks gone bad?

I have a ton of 3.25" disks and they still work beautifully.  Even bought a pack or two when Walmart still sold them, and they also work.  So why do the 5.25" floppy disks not work, but the 3.25" disks do work?

https://nypost.com/2020/09/23/hunter-biden-receive...

I mean, you can't scream that Trump is in with Russia, if people on the left are also in with Russia.  And remember what obozo told Putin, "I'll have more flexibility after the election"

It's the left who is and has been in with Russia, but because they hate Trump so much they'll frame him for their crimes.