Recent content by itsmememo

I'm using Windows 8.1 Pro, I like the way it works specially because I can use my desktop and my apps at the same time, I hope this update will improve the experience to a 110%. :), I can't wait to launch my favorite apps from the taskbar or desktop, Asphalt 8 Airborne :D

Hahaha, ok.

It seems that there are so many services probably running when you shutdown the computer, probably will be good if you try to do a clean boot in your system, this will help you to determinate which software is not letting your system restart, or open the start normally. Try this out: Step 1...

Uhm, I tried to download it a while ago from their website and they asked me for payment. Anyways, CCleaner its good as well :)

If you have the product key for your Windows 8 you can use the Windows Upgrade Assistant tool from Microsoft to download and transfer Windows 8 to a USB or Disc, http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/upgrade-product-key-only if you go to that website you'll be able to follow the steps and...

Instead of CCleaner there is a free option call System Ninja, this software will help you to clean a bunch of unnecessary stuff from the browser and system. Try it :)

Yep, however ill recommend you to upgrade your WinXP to SP3. That will help you to improve your experience with the game experience and help you with the security while playing online.

No, you should be running Windows XP, Vista or 7 in order to upgrade to Windows 8 with the key that you own, definitely as soon as you install it, it will never let you continue because it will recognize you are using a clean installation instead of an upgrade.

I'll suggest you to download it in the computer that you will use for the installation, you can use a USB stick with at least 4GB of storage. You can transfer this directly from the Windows Upgrade Assistant or you can create the ISO and then download WintoFlash or Rufus to transfer the ISO to...

It seems that it is a hardware problem, try to reinstall windows or create a partition and run a hardware test tool. (Hirens Boot for example has a bunch of tools to test and check hardware from a live cd/usb)