System Manufacturer/Model Number: Toshiba Satellite OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit CPU: Pentium(R) Dual-Core T4300 @ 2.10GHz Motherboard: Toshiba Model KSWAA - Chipset Intel GL40 Rev 07 Memory: 3 GB DDR2 PC2-6400 (400 MHz) Samsung M4 70T2864Q23-CF7 Graphics Card: Mobile Intel GMA4500M 32bit OS (64bit OS) dynamically Sound Card: Realtek ALC272-GR Software Sound Monitor(s) Displays: 16.0" HD TFT with TrueBrite Matrix colour LCD display Screen Resolution: 1366 x 768 Keyboard: Canadian Bilingual Keyboard 105 keys with 13 Function keys Mouse: Touchpad Point device & Lexma USB Mouse Hard Drives: FUJITSU MJA2320BH G2-(S2) 320GB (5400RPM) Serial-ATA Internet Speed: Walking is Faster Other Info: Wireless LAN Realtek RTL89191SE 802.11n PCI-E NIC + a
LAN Realek PCIe FE Family Controller and
TOSHIBA Software Modem
Doesn't matter if it is or not as it is useless in 64 bit if you want to go anywhere that uses Flash., until such a time as Adobe decides to take their thumbs out and put out a 64 bit version of Flash.
I have a gateway netbook that I freshly installed Windows 7 Starter. When I try to download say malwarebytes or CCleaner in IE I get
"the file was blocked because it does not have a valid digital signature"
I tried this--->the file was blocked because it does not have a valid digital -...
I am running a Gateway MD2614U laptop OS Win7 home 32bit. The laptop and Win7 are working just fine. Firefox v25.0 work's just fine except that Firefox can't download anything. Firefox was downloading just fine until a week ago. I have tried many diffirent file types. Firefox reports download...
Build 1 is on the ftp site. Here's the link to the US English 32 bit Windows version:
Index of /pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/3.6rc2-candidates/build1/win32/en-US
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Just upgraded to 7 from Vista.
Since the upgrade Firefox will not load. No error messages, just nothing when double-clicking the icon.
I thought I would try and download a new version of Firefox, however tuirns out that every time I try and download anything using IE8 it stops working.
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