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+1 on Aces and Falcon 3.0. I was also pretty particular to JetFighter -- while its cutting edge graphics and Soundblaster sound portrayed a more or less completely FLAT California, it at least had the decency to congratulate a successful bailout and extol the stimulating virtues of simulating. :)

Right there with you:

I may be BIOSed here but that may result in a bad command or file name. (Someping to think about. After all, you should never get me net start-ted.)

BCCode when you can catch it? Smells like a possible driver issue at this stage. ---------- Post added at 09:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:49 PM ---------- Also -- can you boot into safe mode? (F8 after POST/BIOS startup and BEFORE Windows starts loading)

Boy, I can't seem to leave terminal servers alone. :shifty: Same setup as before, same reboot condition with a twist: malware cleanup with the added icing on the cake that the tool I used provided an unrequested, undesired and very much profanity-generating reboot on a very busy terminal...

Mojoey is all about that bass, I see.

I know I'm funny. But my wife keeps telling me looks aren't everything. :shifty:

That's alright. The (social) media has already condemned the copilot anyway (at least everywhere I've seen so far). :dry:

Nah, not so much a need to catalog a list of personae non gratis; just remember the friendly rules: Have fun, always welcome a good intellectual debate conversation, and keep your feet off the grass, shine your shoes, wipe your . . . face. You'll do fine. :) Welcome! :hello:

This post just made my day. :)

I think at that point I would be furiously asking "What the hell is this test environment doing open to the wild?" . . .

I was in a remote desktop session on a terminal server updating a software suite while I was on the phone with the client. Didn't think about the fact I was on said terminal server when I cheerfully gave the application update engine permission to reboot the OS. Two seconds after I realized the...

He's not there to scream at the developers provide valuable insight and inspiration.

Some of what I did last summer. It's steadicam; the coaches were wobbly and I did the best I could. :) The railroad featured here is the Durango and Silverton narrow-gauge; it is entirely steam-powered (though they have diesel locos that are little more than switcher engines serving as backup)...

I see what you did there.

Hey, cool! Are you thinking of specializing in an airframe in particular? (I mean I know it's a bit early to think of such things, but I was curious.)

Okay, so the PC I'm currently running on is hampered severely by the CPU (dual-core that only clocks in at 1.6 GHz). Nevertheless I was able to snap this up AND get it to run somewhat reliably. Left is a pic I took of the real thing: the Grand Teton mountain range. To the right is the same...