Sorry, this new Scubaboard format causes my computer to freeze and crash, and I and tired of it. There is no point of me being on Scubaboard. My computer as been frozen for 20 minutes, and I am very lucky to actually be able to post something without rebooting my computer. All the best to you all.
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Have you tried..... NOT LOGGING IN? Ya know, IJS....
Wow. I haven't heard of anyone having this problem. I seem to be clicking along fine for months. Are you sure you don't have a virus?
But yes, once you post, we don't delete your account. Just stop logging in if it's not fun.
But yes, once you post, we don't delete your account. Just stop logging in if it's not fun.
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Sounds like Doc's computer needs to see the Doc.
Sad to see you go your contributions have been informative. Could we recommend a Tylenol and buying a new computer in the morning?
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Maybe the OP's browser needs to be updated or a different one used? I've never had issues with Safari (Mac).
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SB crashes every once and a while on IE, I open SB on Chrome, no problems
Whenever I see posts like this, my first though is always malware of some sort.
Assuming Windows, I'd start with this page, it's not too bad, and relatively up to date:
How to remove malware from your Windows PC)
Most of those tools are pretty good, but I can't recommend Kaspersky. Because reasons.
The Microsoft tools are usually, but not always, good enough and included with modern Windows. The trial versions of most of the anti-virus tools are pretty good, except Kaspersky
Patch early, patch often. Then patch some more. Chrome is usually better than IE. We prefer Windows 7 over Windows 8, except for for tablets. Windows 10 seems to be OK so far.
Assuming Windows, I'd start with this page, it's not too bad, and relatively up to date:
How to remove malware from your Windows PC)
Most of those tools are pretty good, but I can't recommend Kaspersky. Because reasons.
The Microsoft tools are usually, but not always, good enough and included with modern Windows. The trial versions of most of the anti-virus tools are pretty good, except Kaspersky
Patch early, patch often. Then patch some more. Chrome is usually better than IE. We prefer Windows 7 over Windows 8, except for for tablets. Windows 10 seems to be OK so far.
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