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She has to keep that squeaky clean image. :lmao:

Who is this supposed to be a picture of. It certainly doen't look like it's from the apartment in this thread.

To what I can see after you have paid please provide the e-mail that used to pay with, and your forum username so then they can activate your membership.Then click send. Your membership will be activated within 12 hours.

The toothpicks holding my eyes open were ready to break so I had to get to bed and miss the happenings but as it appears it wasn't much.

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Here is a link for the Media Creation Tool. http://mab.to/QbhB7jF8K It's in a .zip file so you'll have to extract it first. A Menu will ask you what to do. Select Create installation media for another PC. Click next. Then select you language, then choose Windows 10 Home or Pro from the menu, then select whether your machine is 32 Bit or 64 Bit. If your not sure which one you have goto Control Panel and clck System. The System type will show 64 Bit if you have it or it will show 32Bit. Once your version is selected click next. Then select .iso click next. Then a menu appears asking you to select where you want the media downloaded to select your destination and click next and the download begins. Depending on the speed of you internet and computer the Download could take 10 minutes to a couple of hours as the file is 3.26GB in size. After it's downloaded do not extract the .iso. You can burn it to a DVD Disk or you can extract it using a program called Rufus. Here is a link for that http://www.filehorse.com/download-rufus/ Rufus is only 843kb in size and there is no set up just click and below the 1 Pass select .iso from the menu and the box at the right to select from a menu where your .iso file image is after that's selected click next and it will install it to a flash drive. Once that is done from your windows 8.1 insert your DVD disk or Flash Drive and click set up do not click Custom or it will do a clean install and wipe your drive clean. After set up starts just sit back and wait. It could take from 12 minutes up to an hour depending on the speed of your system. It will keep all your file, settings and programs the same so whatever is installed will still be in the same spot. It creates a Windows.old folder next to the Windows Folder. Windows.old is just the files of your Windows 8.1 incase you ever decide you don't want Windows 10 then it can be Rolled Back to Windows 8.1. If you wish to Roll Back it has to be done within 30 Days or the Roll Back Feature will no longer work. Then a clean install is required to go back to what you had previously unless you have a backed up image of your 8.1 then you'll have no problems. Sorry about the long post. I figured I'd better explain it if you don't know how. Also this post might be helpful for others that aren't up to snuff on how to do it. It's certainly better than paying a retailer $100 or more to do it when you can do it yourself for free. Hope this helps.

The invalid links are caused from Third Party Upload Sites such as putlocker, mediafire and similar sites. Those Video links became invalid usually within 24 hours or less after they were posted. Which were removed by RLC through a DMCA Takedown order. Back in the day when the apartment was available for them everyone used those Third Party Sites over the attachment center. Lina & Marks stay with RLC was a short one which I believe was only 4 months and then Leora and Paul moved into it after them and they are still with RLC today. It's just unfortunate the attachment center wasn't used much back then. A lot of great videos could have been saved.

If you go into the settings which can be done by clicking your user account name in the start menu. You will see something similar like a grinding wheel.Click that and the settings will appear. If you like it fully secure just click yes to anything that is marked no. Windows 10 has a built in Anti-Virus and Malware detector called Windows Defender which can be found in the Control Panel. If you wish to use Third Party Software for anti-virus and Malware then Windows Defender will have to be disabled which can be done through the settings.