Recent content by Filefragg

Sounds good to me. Hmm, how the hell did I get here again?

Probably just your ISP's DNS servers are screwed up, happens quite often. You can either go into the TCP/IP properties of your network adapter and manually set the DNS servers to 4.2.2.3 and 4.2.2.4 or easier yet just connect to 72.20.17.172 (IP of the server).

Welcome back Sephy.

You read my mind.

There is no excuse to attack a server, just proves you are beyond reasoning.

Did you notice that I mentioned he was a script kiddie? If this was an actual keygen by a real scene group, I wouldn't of said anything. Either way, I would not use nor trust this tool or any others he "makes". I recommend using either v6.16 or 6.21, both work properly and are stable.

I would recommend using either 6.16 or 6.21, really nothing superior in 6.3x

Just because these ports aren't opened nor accessible does not mean that your PC is secure, do NOT be lulled into a false sense of security. There are countless other ways that your security or privacy can be circumvented by any number of trojans, worms, backdoors, rootkits, virii, keyloggers...

Pretty good guess that its a trojan or backdoor of some sort. Most likely either a keylogger or a zombie bot that links up to his botnet, since hes such a script kiddie and admitted it himself. Would recommend scanning your computer with AVG or one of the antiviruses that picked this up in the...

Let the buyer beware, also things work differently between each person.

Marijuana is illegal mostly because of the fact that the government can't place taxes on it, if they could im sure they probably be more for than against it. I don't think this is an issue where theres a 'right' and a 'wrong', its all relative. Yes it is harmful, but the end effects of...

Hendeca-posting Much?

Avast is quite good I have heard. Some antiviruses you should steer clear of include Panda Antivirus and Norton, more harmful than helpful really.

Start Menu -> Run -> type in cmd After you have Command Prompt open, type in net start, should give you a list of running services, Win32 Service should be in there. Type sc stop "Win32 Service" to terminate it, then type sc delete "Win32 Service" to get rid of it completely. I hope that...

Not as far as PC gaming goes either.