While this may or may not be technically possible, it is not legally possible without violating the copyright license of Apple Mac OS X. If you violate the copyright license of a piece of software, you no longer have any right to possess or use that software, or you are breaking international law. This is a serious crime in many countries and is definitely, unambiguously, illegal in the country in which StackExchange operates, the USA. There is no way to do this that is legal without purchasing an actual Mac -- the hardware -- from Apple. — allquixotic42 mins ago
@allquixotic: I'm closing it as unclear what you're asking. Its not a great question, shows no research effort, and is less controversial for me than to close as hackintosh
@Danny This chat isn't a place to draw attention to your questions. by asking on the main site, you've already done the right thing. now you just sit back and wait for comments/answers. Also, we aren't all just sitting here chomping at the bit for you to say something. From the time you said "Hi" until "??", only 3 minutes passed. It's quite possible (probable, even) that no one was looking at chat at that time.
@Danny: some suggestions "I used" not I user and link the dodgy third party mods you used so people have a better idea how badly you've messed up your system
This gets awkward but please bear.
Is there an OS which can be used without a RAM? The kind I can create a bootable pendrive from and use it in the computer. This gets awkward since boot is essentially loading OS in RAM.
I have an old laptop which powers up but does not boot . The screen stays ...
I need to download a large file (1GB). I also have access to multiple computers running Linux, but each is limited to a 50kB/s download speed by an admin policy.
How do I distribute downloading this file on several computers and merge them after all segments have been downloaded, so that I can r...
Great, now I waited for an eternity for this Windows installation to complete, it reboots a couple of times, goes to a "Whoops an error occurred" screen and then restores Windows 7 and tells me that the installation failed
Now what?
And wtf is this?
Weird, clicking the Restart button in Chrome doesn't do anything ;P
@MichaelFrank "Stated another way, an average adult consumer would have to ingest more than 230 kilograms (or about 500 pounds) of canned food and beverages every day for an entire lifetime to exceed the safe level of BPA set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency."
I just got a new computer with an i7 4790k and GTX 770, however am very disappointed with performance. I was getting bad framerates on League of Legends on Very High and just now I booted Mirror's Edge, an old-ass game, and it was running at a very low framerate on high settings. A friend suggest...
@Bob: ODAC is supposedly the best DAC ever made, other than the benchmark (and that's pricy as hell). Schitt's an american company with really nice gear and a wierd sense of humour.
> I'm not sure about this model, but there are a lot of PCM2704 DACs on eBay if you look around for ~$15 all in. I bought one called the Muse Audio X5 and it's built well (all aluminum) and sounds pretty good for what it cost.
> This issue occurs when the largest volume on the disk is not assigned a drive letter. In this situation, the upgrade process temporarily assigns a drive letter to that volume and saves temporary files ($Windows.~BT)to the volume.
After installing the Readiness Tool, the Windows 8 setup told me to uninstall my NIC driver and MSSE, so I did and installed again, still the same result, error 0xC000021A :P
hmm...is there an easy way to find out what registry keys are changed when I change a system preference? eg what key changes if I choose "use small icons" on the taskbar.
@HackToHell It the optional, initial color of the pixel. During the initial canvas setup, it picks a random color, later I call addPixel(1) when one is faded out completely to add a new pixel that is almost black
@Boris_yo about $5, they look crap and from what I've heard they sound worse. By all accounts Apple made a very shrewd purchase in buying Beats. A company built on nothing but image (and little else) buying another company that has crap product built on nothing but image... sounds like a match made in heaven.
@allquixotic So at the very least the people behind the game aren't likely to be very worried about crashing their new Bugati Veyrons, they can just buy a new set...
I'm interested in the game, but I hope to hell it doesn't just turn into Microsoft Access EVE Online.
@Mokubai ships won't be available for purchase using real life money once the game goes live; that's just for raising money
their income is supposedly going to come from subscriptions
which adds convenience and is kind of pay to win, but if it's only $10 - $15 per month, that's not "I pull in $200k a year so I'm paying $2000 for this ship" level P2W
I was tweaking around in registries and by accident I committed unfathomable stupidity (like on the level deleting system32 level stupid) when I accidentally deleted the entire 32bit toolkit embedding for 64bit systems (SysWow64)
I have system restores and registry backups from earlier this day...but I can't run them since it seems like my OS has kind of forgotten how directories work...
i tried running a system repair disc (meaning i had to reboot), so whenever i try to run that OS again all that comes up is a collection of weird unicode characters...
@user507974 Personally I'd fire up a Linux CD and restore the registry backups that were in C:\Windows\System32\config\RegBack to C:\Windows\System32\config
@user507974 Linux LiveCDs are your friend, the registry backup is a full backup so all being well all you need is to copy the files over (REMEMBER TO BACK UP THE FILES YOU HAVE FIRST)
I made it prior to even running the sfcan so I thought it'd back up everything prior to analysis, but the small file size has me concerned, how large would a full system reg backup be
This gets awkward but please bear.
Is there an OS which can be used without a RAM? The kind I can create a bootable pendrive from and use it in the computer. This gets awkward since boot is essentially loading OS in RAM.
I have an old laptop which powers up but does not boot . The screen stays ...
