I get this by running "gpedit.msc" should I even bother to fix it?
I get this by running "gpedit.msc" should I even bother to fix it?
Jacob Ross
Luke Torres
>STILL using windows
>in 2018
fucking neck yourself asap holy shit
Levi Green
>using lunix
>in 2018
fucking neck yourself asap holy shit
Julian Stewart
>windows
Just use GNU/Linux, BSD, 9front, or MacOS.
Jace Cox
no thanks linux has been comprise several times and is not as stable.
Andrew Hughes
>use Linux
>it works
>use Winshit
>'$obscure.Bullshit(Error)'
Christian Lewis
>Linux
>it works
Jack Turner
>use macOS
>it werkz
>use loonix
P
Christian Richardson
whoops
>werkz as long as you stick to using 2 programs your whole life
>use wangblows
>never werkz
Liam Campbell
>change one line in a linux configuration file
>sorry but now your x is broken completely
Nathan White
>I am too stupid to use graphical tools that are spoonfed to me because the buttons are out of order and shaped differently!
>oh no, it won't play muh bideo bames!
>>werkz as long as you stick to using 2 programs your whole life
The software library is larger than two programs. Even Chromebooks that are just a wallpaper, clock, and web browser offer more than enough functionality for the average home user.
>change something you don't understand
>it breaks
>"y it do dis?"
Nice 300 IQ you have there, faggot.
Jeremiah Lopez
>muh bideo bames
I don't even play video games you massive retard
macOS werkz horribly with bibbeo bayms because that's what wangblows is for
Jayden Gonzalez
>i blay da bideo bame!
See, no one cares.
Aaron Torres
>implying I don't know how to navigate cli mode and repair it.
linux is too sensitive when it comes to making small errors.
Easton Diaz
I don't, though, because I'm a grown man.
Lucas Myers
Like what?
Evan Martinez
How often do you edit you xorg.conf that you're breaking it all the time? Most of the time you don't even need a xorg.conf as it automatically works for none special snowflake setups
Parker Rogers
>special snowflake setups
it was not even a special snowflake setup. I was trying to fix display tearing in arch. switching to a stable kernel solved the issue.
James Fisher
>use Linux
>it works
why do you enjoy lying on the internet???
Cameron Peterson
You deleted C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions\en-US (or en-GB). And SFC /SCANNOW (or whatever it is these days) should fix it.
Failing that, extract folder(s) from your Windows ISO, and put it back.
Henry Russell
>screen tearing
>unresponsive scroll wheel
>front panel audio doesn’t worj
No thanks. I’ll run an OS that had simple things figured out 20 years ago.