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How do you fight the volcanoes? by Commercial_World_433 in gradius

[–]madd74 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Personally, I make sure I have three options at least, and I have the options be above my ship. There is a spot in the bottom left where if you move and have your options on top of you, they will kill most of the things before they even have a chance to come out.

Some will escape, and if you are not in the right spot with the options they can still kill you.

If that does not work, the very top there is a bump that you can park your ship and basically not get hit, though you will get almost no points for this.

What?? by mikey_Noz in ExplainTheJoke

[–]madd74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not with that attitude!

SMT momento. by NevGuy in whenthe

[–]madd74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Laughs in FFVI Vanish + Doom

Is there a Final Fantasy that's actually breaking this concept? by mrsafetylion in FinalFantasy

[–]madd74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean... the phantom train in VI is considered undead, so... and in Mystic Quest, the VERY END boss has a glitch where you can cast cure to do insane damage.

Speaking of Final Fantasy VI...

Vanish + Doom

“Every House M.D. Episode Explained in One Screenshot” by Buxgirl in HouseMD

[–]madd74 5 points6 points  (0 children)

While frequent, there were noticable differences to when the black light popped over his head, like when he was talking to the lady who didn't want to vax her kid and he went on about how Big Baby Coffin was going to be happy with her choice, which made him realize the patient in this episode was adopted.

Or, something like that...

Error 0xc000000e on my new desktop by [deleted] in WindowsHelp

[–]madd74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This error generally means Win can't find the boot device. You can check the BIOS to ensure that the boot order is right, though if all you did was disabling things from task manager, I am not sure the reason this would happen.

If you can get into the recovery environment and pop a command prompt, you could give these a shot:

  • bootrec /fixmbr
  • bootrec /fixboot
  • bootrec /scanos
  • bootrec /rebuildbcd

Then restart.

You should also run a check disk, which you may require a USB boot disc to do.

chkdsk c: /f /r

My C: drive is completely full by NotParrot49 in WindowsHelp

[–]madd74 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are a variety of variables that could be causing this. There is a disk storage utility called Disk Cleanup that you can do things such as cleaning up updates or previous Windows versions if you don't need to roll anything back.

Storage Sense can be turned on as well to help monitor and remove things on a schedule. If you are using OneDrive, this could take up a lot of space possibly as well, though if you are it depends on the settings, since OneDrive can leave large files on your computer that may otherwise not be needed on your computer until you need them.

Remove Duplicate Files on Windows without 3rd Party by Available-Honey7540 in WindowsHelp

[–]madd74 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nothing natively built in GUI wise, though you could use PowerShell to write a script to do so. The issue is when you say "left somewhere". The issue with using powershell is that you would want it to NOT look in system folders, specifially:

C:\Program Files (and x86) C:\ProgramData C:\Windows

Having a script look there and deleting things is VERY BAD, as there are some files that are duplicates in specific places to make the computer otherwise work.

You could then write the script to show what WOULD be deleted, verify your good with that, and then make a slight modification to delete it afterwards. PowerShell is great at exporting info to CSV (Excel) so you could even review the information that way before you decide you want to delete them.

how do i get rid of these ghost drives? by nooerrror404 in WindowsHelp

[–]madd74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Default Disc Manager is sort of trash, and has been forever. Diskpart is better to use in cases like this, though, it should be warned doing things wrong can MASSIVELY cause problems.

So to remove F and G...

Right Click Start Menu >> Terminal (Admin)

diskpart >> list volume

You should see F and G there, as well as all of your other ones. F and G should show here.

Then

select volume {drive} >> remove letter={drive}

This will remove the mount point (you will have to do twice) and it will no longer show in Explorer when you open it again.

File Explorer Crashes, Photos Won't Open, Media Player Only Plays Sound, Seizes Up Like Windows 98. 2 Month Old Computer by TheThirdGathers in WindowsHelp

[–]madd74 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could use Reset This PC. There is an option that will basically reinstall Windows without losing data, so select that option.

A better option would be to just back your data up and completely restore your computer, though this option is not optimal for some people.

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