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segfault

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I'd poke fun at you too, crowbar, but I spend inordinate amounts of time trying to get ancient shit to work and call it a hobby, so no room to talk. They just can't handle your Windows 3.11 lifestyle.
 

kvr28

I am the Greengo
Nov 22, 2015
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I'd poke fun at you too, crowbar, but I spend inordinate amounts of time trying to get ancient shit to work and call it a hobby, so no room to talk. They just can't handle your Windows 3.11 lifestyle.
Don't encourage gramps
 

crowbar

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Jan 27, 2015
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Those are USB ports. His PC has the old PS/2 ports for mice.

I am willing to bet his onboard graphics card doesn’t have the power or drivers to send a signal to his new TV.

Like others have mentioned, if you get a fire stick or ROKU, you can run sites on your new TV. That computer is lucky it still works on the Windows 95 that is running it. I am not being condescending. That computer and OS is likely no longer supported by Microsoft. There is no way that is Windows 10. so I would guess at best, Windows 8 which was last released in 2013.
This cocksucker was bought by my ex-girlfriend when she moved back in.We are just roommates with benefits & in different rooms now.I am not bullshitting.

It was a refurbished PC off of Amazon that cost right at $170.00 for PC,monitor,keyboard,mouse & speakers.

IIRC the ad did say Windows 10.

It has 2 terabites if that an age indicator.

Mother fucker was free to me so, I can`t complain.

My other PC finally took a shit and lost all power.
 

NiteProwleR

Free Hole Lay Row
Nov 17, 2023
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That'll get you all the shows and movies with a lil research. Cancel all your subs. $50

Add a laptop for streaming sports.
 

crowbar

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I'd poke fun at you too, crowbar, but I spend inordinate amounts of time trying to get ancient shit to work and call it a hobby, so no room to talk. They just can't handle your Windows 3.11 lifestyle.
I can dish it out...and I can take it.

Real talk.
 

HARLEM

Double Hard Bastard
Feb 25, 2015
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Your free computer is a dud. They sold her on the hard drive space.

just get a cheap laptop with an hdmi port for streaming fights and I will give you stream links for them.

also, buy what prowler posted. You will be set.
 

NiteProwleR

Free Hole Lay Row
Nov 17, 2023
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Can you access live tv through this with tweaking?
DrogonTV will basically give you premium cable plus streaming sports and PPVs for a small monthly charge. I believe it has on-demand, too. You'd be set.

I just won't pay anything cause I'm cheap so I use the laptop for sports. I have free apps that will get any and all Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, etc show and movie new and old. I dont pay for anything and I watch everything, as you know lol.
 

quality

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Aug 13, 2024
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Those are USB ports. His PC has the old PS/2 ports for mice.

I am willing to bet his onboard graphics card doesn’t have the power or drivers to send a signal to his new TV.

Like others have mentioned, if you get a fire stick or ROKU, you can run sites on your new TV. That computer is lucky it still works on the Windows 95 that is running it. I am not being condescending. That computer and OS is likely no longer supported by Microsoft. There is no way that is Windows 10. so I would guess at best, Windows 8 which was last released in 2013.
I disagree, even with a VGA port he can get a signal out to TV. It's a computer, if it works with a monitor you can 99.9% of the time get a signal out to the TV. Now you may have to connect converters/adapters and the video won't necessarily be 1080P or better but it can work.

Now the Fire TV Stick or an Android device is a much smaller setup that can cost anywhere from $15-$50 or so and no need for tinkering with adapters is a better overall deal than having a clunky box in front of your TV that makes noise. I wouldn't recommend a Roku though since you're limited on the apps that run on it.
 

HARLEM

Double Hard Bastard
Feb 25, 2015
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I disagree, even with a VGA port he can get a signal out to TV. It's a computer, if it works with a monitor you can 99.9% of the time get a signal out to the TV. Now you may have to connect converters/adapters and the video won't necessarily be 1080P or better but it can work.

Now the Fire TV Stick or an Android device is a much smaller setup that can cost anywhere from $15-$50 or so and no need for tinkering with adapters is a better overall deal than having a clunky box in front of your TV that makes noise. I wouldn't recommend a Roku though since you're limited on the apps that run on it.
His TV will look like shit from those feeds. That’s why I recommended another direction. :) But you are right about possibilities.
 

kvr28

I am the Greengo
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The lack of maple syrup in this thread is highly disturbing