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    Some quick advice please!

    Discussion in 'MSI' started by laffles, Jul 29, 2010.

  1. laffles

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    I'll love you forever if you help meee
     
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    Pretty sure you only have a choice with the Adobereader one mate :)
    I couldn't uncheck them atleast (gx640 though).

    I'm pretty sure it's nothing critical, I'd just download all of them (like I did, when I think about it :p)

    But I'd like to capitalize the not in;
    I am NOT a computer expert though, just offering my opinion! :p
     
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    You know you skip it now and do it later, until you change your hdd permanently.
    BTw I find other alternatives more tempting.
     
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    care to elaborate? message me if need be :)
     
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    See first of all I cant see the pic you uploaded for some unknown reason(it stops loading halfway).

    Secondly if the s/ws in question are Crazy Talk cam suite and Ulead burn software then they can be installed later(after first boot).

    Simply go the second partition(D drive) and go to Applications folder, install setup must be there.
    Other quick way is to use the "Click Me" icon on desktop, it creates a shortcut to above mentioned folder.

    If you wanted me to elaborate on Other options then I meant that there are better Web Cam s/w and disk burning s/w than what MSi has to offer.

    Edit : The rest of the softwares are located in the second partition(D drive) and Utility folder.
     
    Silicon Chip, Jul 29, 2010
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