FireHunterX

Holy crap I literally posted that I would like to be banned and no one has banned me.

*Facepalm*

Whale hunting?

No no, not a baby. This picture is meaningless. It signifies, if anything, the fact that the moderators here couldn't come up with anything clever, so they used this as a feeble way to get back at me.

If you were smart enough to look at my picture before it was changed without my permission, then you would've know that I am a sir. Oh, I read the page about Macintosh Viruses, and 7 is way less than almost 20,00.

Ahahaha, see how that works?

What makes you think I would know, seeing as I'm a stupid newbie?

Not racist, stereotypical.

It doesn't bother me, by the way, because a "Stupid Newbie" is more intelligent than the lot of you.

Hooray! I've been made into a Helen Keller! Thank you all, you've been a wonderful audience, it's been a pleasure talking with you- Oh, wait, no it hasn't! I'll be here all week, laughing at you faggots as I continue to completely ignore everything you say, because your opinion matters just as little as the size of a Korean's dick. So, thanks for helping with my issues, I shall just figure them out myself, seeing as this forum appears to be full of untrained monkeys who've just been released from the zoo. Side note: Getting banned is the least you can do to help me. But, I doubt it will happen.

Examples to back yourself up? Until then I stand as I was. Oh, and don't count MacDefender as an example, because it didn't do anything bad and you could just delete it and be done with it. And why would I risk having such a distant OS for virus proofing, if OS X is widely supported and, like I said before, already protected from every Windows virus out there.

*Implying that McAfee isn't better than Avast! which is what half of the people on this forum use* *Also implying that files that suddenly hide themselves aren't hidden by a virus, because normally, they don't do that* Yeah what he said.

O.o Going along with the post above, How on earth are you saying the launcher doesn't have shortcuts when you are running it, then finding it where ever you put it, and not running it again from there, but DELETING it and downloading it again? Just leave the file where it is and, oh I don't know, double click it?

Considering that he couldn't provide better info, I highly doubt that he knows what bit type he's running. I would assume 32 bit, as that's generic for Windows 7.