john321

But not a hit for him here.

Originally done by Peter Frampton.

beer Glass

"that way if you get virus etc its on either one side or the other" It's better to always backup important items. Some viruses can actually move from one partition & even hard drive to another.

I don't like swearing & so won't play it.

No suits or jacket and ties , just casual for me, unless asked otherwise.

Does it still have this problem, if you connect it to an external viewer, like a TV or projector.

To play games like that, your PC is fine apart from the video card. You will need to check the mother board manual, or online, to see if you can install a video card, & this will also tell you what type you can install. If this is an option, as mentioned you will be able to do this for under £50.

I am a computer technician, & beleive this is the problem. Many modern games need a separate (not on-board) video card. If you look at the box of the PC game it will say the minimum spec. Your mother board may allow you to insert a graphics card to meet this spec, do you have any document about the mother board.

What graphics/ video card does it have.

Sounds like it's over-heating, maybe you need a better video card.

2, but I sometimes use 4.

Try freeware "dBpowerAMP music converter"

Yes, you need a router connected to the printer.

It should be safe, as long as you don't play any rebel songs.