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  • #16
    FFR Player
    Ninty64
    • Oct 2008
    • 738

    Re: Legacy standalone

    Tools->Internet Options->Security->Uncheck Enable Protected Mode.
    Then log in with Internet Explorer and ask it to remember and save your password. Standalone should then recognize your login.

    (I'd suggest rechecking "Enable Protected Mode" once you're done)

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    • #17
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      justin_ator
      • Mar 2007
      • 7648

      Re: Legacy standalone

      //ninja'd You have to open IE, go to your internet options, turn off Enable Secure Browsing (uncheck the box), then go to the site, log in and click the remember me box, and boom. Done.

      Also: I just recently started having issues with Skype lagging my standalone, don't just close the window if you use it, try actually quitting while you play.

      Windows Classic theme works wonders if you aren't already using it.

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      • #18
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        BethanyBangs
        • Oct 2010
        • 730

        Re: Legacy standalone

        Windows classic theme helps. But it might just be your computer. System restore, if you lose all hope. I had to do it but now I can get good scores. c: Yay!
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        • #19
          FFR, lift, repeat
          Jerry DB
          • Jan 2008
          • 2071

          Re: Legacy standalone

          I have tried everything but system restore, What does it do and how do you do it?
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          • #20
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            BethanyBangs
            • Oct 2010
            • 730

            Re: Legacy standalone

            Basically deletes everything you ever did on your computer, restores it to factory condition as if you just bought it brand new. You have to re-install whatever you need such as virus protection..I'd suggest saving any programs, music, photos, videos you'd like to keep.
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            • #21
              FFR Player
              Ninty64
              • Oct 2008
              • 738

              Re: Legacy standalone

              What Bethany described is reformatting your computer. If you're talking about the 'System Restore' program in accessories, that's something different. It basically 'resets' your computer back to the way it was at another point in time. From what I know, it doesn't actually reset EVERYTHING; it more or less only affects programs you installed, your registry, and all that good stuff.

              When you install programs (or windows updates), your computer creates a 'Restore Point' so that if something goes wrong you can go back to where you were. You basically just choose a restore point and tell it to go back to then.

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              • #22
                FFR, lift, repeat
                Jerry DB
                • Jan 2008
                • 2071

                Re: Legacy standalone

                tried using system restore on 3 different restore points, didn't do anything except make it so my firefox won't ever work, even when I re download it. I probably need a new computer, I really hope that isn't the case because I'm poor as hell. I got this computer for free though. I really hope I can fix it, I was just starting to AAA master songs and such

                Edit: does anybody know how to optimize my bandwith or get to it to begin with?
                Last edited by Jerry DB; 02-3-2012, 12:25 AM.
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                • #23
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                  The_Toymaker
                  • Oct 2011
                  • 820

                  Re: Legacy standalone

                  optimal way to run legacy is with Flash 8.

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