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8/1/12 at 10:50am
lol thought my MOBO was busted when i kept getting a disk error message when i tried turning my rig on, after beating my head into the wall for day, i realized much to my horror that i didnt have my boot order botting correctly off of my ssd with my OS on it..... tongue.gif:p:p
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8/1/12 at 1:46pm
When I was 12 I bought a CD of Doom 1/2 mod/wad files, such as the energizer bunny doom etc, which was endorsed by ID.

All I had to do was install the WAD files to the game's WAD folder using DOS commands in Win95, but I couldn't figure out how, so I abandoned the disk after 2 hours.

A few years later I rediscovered the CD in the garage and sprinted to a Win98 machine and installed it in 2 seconds.

Good times ensued.
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