Where do you watch Classic Movies?

I've used it for years, and installed the 2010 Professional for the classes I took recently. I loved Outlook Express, and then at work we always had Outlook. My favorite feature on Outlook was the "email retrieval" option. The last time I used it, the way it worked was if the recipient hadn't opened their mail yet, LOL! I remember breathing a sigh of relief a couple of times, like when I forgot an attachment etc.

I don't use mine much now, just for resumes, but I like having the whole package just in case I need them. I don't know what the "note" deal is, either 2010 didn't have it, or I just haven't researched the programs enough;) Denise
 

DRK said:
There are many places to watch movies online, but you do have to be very careful as it is very easy to get things on your computer that will slow it way down or worse. That is why I like http://oldmovietime.com because it is totally safe and legal. It is limited to the classics of days gone by but there are about 500 movies to choose from.

We do not have TV in our home either, we only have DSL internet service through the phone company.
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This is the only one I added on my computer after my factory restore DRK. I never found a virus, but something went wrong. There are so many, new thing added every day that we need to be protected from online, that the anti programs can't keep up. I don't know which comes first, the chicken or the egg. I wonder if anti programs are made to detect any "unknown" thing infiltrating our systems, or do we just have to wait til someone is infected, and then they make an anti program. Who knows.

Anyway, I feel pretty safe at oldmovietime;) Denise PS Thanks again;)
 
nwlady said:
This is the only one I added on my computer after my factory restore DRK. I never found a virus, but something went wrong. There are so many, new thing added every day that we need to be protected from online, that the anti programs can't keep up. I don't know which comes first, the chicken or the egg. I wonder if anti programs are made to detect any "unknown" thing infiltrating our systems, or do we just have to wait til someone is infected, and then they make an anti program. Who knows.

Anyway, I feel pretty safe at oldmovietime;) Denise PS Thanks again;)
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so you had to do a system recovery??
 

kcvet said:
so you had to do a system recovery??
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It was a Factory Recovery, like fresh out of the box. I tried a system restore but it didn't allow me to go back far enough. Problems still existed. Now I have that crappy Norton PC Checkup on here and I cannot get rid of it. But I am in the process with a guy that seems to know some in-depth solutions, so trying that. He has me run Otm.exe (Old Timers something) and that gives a report. Then, the MGtools is something that actually "moves" the unwanted files to the recycle. Something has been preventing that and it is Norton. They make it difficult at best to remove their stuff.
 
nwlady said:
It was a Factory Recovery, like fresh out of the box. I tried a system restore but it didn't allow me to go back far enough. Problems still existed. Now I have that crappy Norton PC Checkup on here and I cannot get rid of it. But I am in the process with a guy that seems to know some in-depth solutions, so trying that. He has me run Otm.exe (Old Timers something) and that gives a report. Then, the MGtools is something that actually "moves" the unwanted files to the recycle. Something has been preventing that and it is Norton. They make it difficult at best to remove their stuff.
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and the problem is?? what brand of PC and OS is it running. usually a full system recovery does the trick.
 
kcvet said:
and the problem is?? what brand of PC and OS is it running. usually a full system recovery does the trick.
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A system recovery didn't work, so did the Factory reinstall, sets it back to like you got it in the first place. Toshiba Satellite L775D, 64 bit, amd radeon, 2 years old, Windows 7.
 
nwlady said:
A system recovery didn't work, so did the Factory reinstall, sets it back to like you got it in the first place. Toshiba Satellite L775D, 64 bit, amd radeon, 2 years old, Windows 7.
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I think there's more to the model nr. how about an online chat with toshiba support??? should be free. is it still under warranty?? go here:

http://www.toshiba.com/us/contactus

upper right click live chat.
 
kcvet said:
I think there's more to the model nr. how about an online chat with toshiba support??? should be free. is it still under warranty?? go here:

http://www.toshiba.com/us/contactus

upper right click live chat.
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Not under warranty, but I think I have it figured out now KC. I'm left with some concern about what to download. I have used BigFish for my games, only bought one game, the rest are DVD's, and I use Yahoo Chat just for my sis. I will go to the source (Toshiba) if anything goes wrong again. I just can't afford to lose this computer. As someone so nicely pointed out, I can live without it, but it is easy for someone to say that can go out and buy another.

Anyway, today I am not going to spend much time here. My neck hurts from the stress of the Identity Theft, the laptop work, and when I drove into town yesterday, my truck acted up on me. It's true, when it rains it pours:) I'll be fine, on the mend now:) Denise
 

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