GIF Animation Thread

[padmedog]

Apply 7 vertical stripes of blue paint onto your computer screen above the file, then underline it with a green stripe. Next, take 2 candles and set them upon your mousepad in cosmic alignment with Venus and Eris and light them. Then slowly spin in a circle while pelvic thrusting and chanting "Kopaka Desu Hau-Kau Garfieldclanrules". This performance shall please the gods and your computer will open it.

Is that really the best you can think of, lier?

It's a side effect of installing Microsoft Office. I have the same thing on occasion. You can't actually open it.

It causes no harm, no further action required.

Well.. oh wait. Microsoft Office? Well there should be at least a way to HACK it open.

[Ad Bot]

[SpreadsPlague]

Well.. oh wait. Microsoft Office? Well there should be at least a way to HACK it open.

It's not an actual drive.

[Alteration]

this stuff never works for me wtf!!

You are irredeemable to the gods. No amount of butchered Maori, Tribal pratices and Astrological Bullstufftery will save you now.

What kind of scented candles am I meant to use?

Blueberry. The gods love blueberry.

[._maxwell23461_.]

Open it as an administrator.

[Sami2ss]

Why do you want to open it? So you can some how forget your computer up, or at least some programs, and come back to us to further forget your computer up?

You are irredeemable to the gods. No amount of butchered Maori, Tribal pratices and Astrological Bullstufftery will save you now.

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reported.

[SpreadsPlague]

Why do I have a "Q:" drive when I use Office Starter To-Go?

Office Starter To-Go uses the Office Click-to-Run technology that must use a virtual application drive. This virtual application drive is why you have the Q: drive.

What is the "Q:" drive?

Office 2010 Click-to-Run suite such as Office Starter 2010, Office Starter To-Go, Office Home and Student 2010, and Office Home and Business 2010 are based on some application virtualization technology. The Q: drive is the virtual file system drive where virtualized applications are located in the file system namespace. This Q: drive is not a typical drive. The Q: drive has no space that the user can access directly and is inaccessible from Windows Explorer or My Computer.

I wish people would read. It's not an actual drive, you can't open it.

edit: bolded what it is ..

[padmedog]

It's not an actual drive.

I know it isn't, but I know it contains files.

Open it as an administrator.

I am one.

Why do you want to open it? So you can some how forget your computer up, or at least some programs, and come back to us to further forget your computer up?

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reported.

Do you mean you reported me? Or Alteration?
Well, How would it forget it up?

I wish people would read. It's not an actual drive, you can't open it.

Then why is it there? If its there, its a file system, might not be a drive though.

[SpreadsPlague]

Then why is it there? If its there, its a file system, might not be a drive though.

If you read what I quoted ..

[._maxwell23461_.]

I am one.

No I mean right click it then open it as an administrator.

[SpreadsPlague]

No I mean right click it then open it as an administrator.

for the last goddamn time you can't open it

[xxxxkill]

Then why is it there? If its there, its a file system, might not be a drive though.

Because if it wasn't, MO wouldn't work.

[Sami2ss]

I know it isn't, but I know it contains files.
I am one.

Do you mean you reported me? Or Alteration?
Well, How would it forget it up?
Then why is it there? If its there, its a file system, might not be a drive though.

i was kidding about the reporting, and it was towards alt.

anyway, you're not supposed to open it for a reason. there is no real reason to open it, what would you do with it?

[._maxwell23461_.]

for the last goddamn time you can't open it

No I mean right click it then open it as an administrator.

open it as an administrator.

an administrator.

Stupid forget.

[hankyje]

Is that really the best you can think of, lier?

You






The joke

[SpreadsPlague]

Stupid forget.

The Q: drive is the virtual file system drive where virtualized applications are located in the file system namespace. This Q: drive is not a typical drive. The Q: drive has no space that the user can access directly and is inaccessible from Windows Explorer or My Computer.

Some of you are loving handicapped.