Reno2792

Not a stupid question, you are right. Maybe creating a new variable that counts the amount of non blanks would help. If you get to 9 non blanks and end is not equal to true, then it would be a tie.

since you are setting end to true if any of those conditions are true, you can just check the state of end after those other if statements. Not that it makes a huge difference, but if your first if statement is true, your code still seems to run through all of the other checks even if it doesn't have to. if (end == false) { GameMessage.setText("IT'S A TIE!"); end=true; }

http://store.steampowered.com/news/22562/ I saw a comment listing this, but thought I would post it here. Limbo can be added to your steam account for free for a limited time. Once you add it, it is yours to keep.

If you are sure that it is a power problem, then that is about the only thing you can do besides trying another unit like you mentioned. You probably did this, but triple check to make sure your cpu power cable is completely snapped into place.

Do you happen to know if this was happening before you overclocked the cpu? You might need to try clearing the CMOS if you haven't already, but usually that is more of a last thing to try.

Have you tried setting your BIOS back to default settings? Like a complete reset?

You can buy a product key from amazon if that is what you mean.

I agree, a media query would allow you to make all of the text smaller which would be easier to manage than creating breaks.

You might need your return type to be a list of whatever data types you have within it. You could add each matching item to the list and then return it. Then your main could loop through the returned list and output each of the values.

From what I understand: When you call the search function, you should be passing the name into it. Once you have found the match within the search function, you need to return the matched name back to the main. Is this at all what you mean by getting it back to main?

Besides upgrading the cpu and motherboard, there isnt much else that will help your performance. The cpu and motherboard upgrade would probably be the best bet.

If they are both windows PCs, then you should be able to view the files just fine since the formatting would be the same.

Yes I agree, it is better to just reinstall the programs, but you can just copy the files over to it.

It really doesn't matter which one you choose. Just pick the best one that you can afford.

No problem. Glad I could help.