how do i uninstall IOS7

Jamesbiggg wrote:

I agree os7 is crap i have no control of the screen display

Could you elaborate? What do you mean?

WDI wrote:

Jamesbiggg wrote:

I agree os7 is crap i have no control of the screen display

Could you elaborate? What do you mean?

Don't listen to Mr Finch ... he will never cross to the dark side 🙂

The clue is in the Level/points under the icon ... you should take any comments from high level/points contributors with a huge pinch of salt.

They usually also list all their Apple devices on their profile page with great pride.

modular747 wrote:

Why are you here, not to help.

I do like teasing you though, as you make is sooo easy.

And yet, even though knowing there is no possible "help", you remain. Magical thinking? Delusion?

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You sound like a horrible person ... why are you even bothering to comment?

Nice, this just became the troll page? And Jamesbiggg, indeed enjoy Samsung support!

i say we all just let this forum die and start over new

rvd1983 wrote:

Nice, this just became the troll page?

No.

It has been this (a honeypot) for a long time.

This is just the short sided controling responce I expected from apple looking in the one way mirror.

Ilovefruit wrote:

WDI wrote:

Jamesbiggg wrote:

I agree os7 is crap i have no control of the screen display

Could you elaborate? What do you mean?

Don't listen to Mr Finch ... he will never cross to the dark side 🙂

The clue is in the Level/points under the icon ... you should take any comments from high level/points contributors with a huge pinch of salt.

They usually also list all their Apple devices on their profile page with great pride.

Which usually means that they are extremely familiar with the devices, and some of them know more than a few Apple Geniuses I've met.

The purpose of listing your devices is to show what you are most familiar with. What you have personal experience with.

If you don't have a technical question... why, exactly, are you here?

i say its to keep this huge infestation alive. i say we shut this thing down because this is going nowhere

joeyman2 wrote:

i say its to keep this huge infestation alive. i say we shut this thing down because this is going nowhere

You are free to stop posting in the thread and to stop reading it. However, only the Hosts can remove a thread. They have chosen to leave this one here.

Best of luck.

Hi TJBUSMC1973

Would it be too much trouble for you to help Gunny with this question: HT1144 I'm deployed to Afghanistan right now and need TC help

I think what he wants to do can't be done, but you may be familar with the Internet service available in Camp Sandbox. I am not.

Apologies for interrupting this marvelously productive Discussion but I don't know a better way of contacting you, and the guy could really use some help. Thanks!

John Galt wrote:

Apologies for interrupting this marvelously productive Discussion but I don't know a better way of contacting you, and the guy could really use some help. Thanks!

Probably the most contructive post in fifty pages, John!

More like 157 pages 😠

Ilovefruit wrote:

The clue is in the Level/points under the icon ... you should take any comments from high level/points contributors with a huge pinch of salt.

You do realize that the ONLY way to get points is to have the original poster of a question click a button that says a response helped them, or solved their problem. 10 points for "solved", 5 for "helpful". This means, for example, that between 1,230 and 2,460 people with problems have said that Ralph Landry1 solved their problem or helped them. Which puts him in the "very knowledgeable" category if he helped that many people. And this does not include anyone he helped who posted to an existing thread; those don't count for points.

Lawrence Finch wrote:

You do realize that the ONLY way to get points is to have the original poster of a question click a button that says a response helped them, or solved their problem. 10 points for "solved", 5 for "helpful". This means, for example, that between 1,230 and 2,460 people with problems have said that Ralph Landry1 solved their problem or helped them. Which puts him in the "very knowledgeable" category if he helped that many people. And this does not include anyone he helped who posted to an existing thread; those don't count for points.

Or all those times that people don't remember or know to award solved points. Some time ago, someone calculated that points were awarded about 20% of the time (if I recall correctly).