thanks murderer

NP, an air compressor would do the job also.

JUST HIT IT WITH A FLATHEAD SCREWDRIVER (DON'T REALLY)

themurderer wrote:
NP, an air compressor would do the job also.
Be very careful... Air compressors tend to accumulate moisture in the pressure tank. This translates to fine mist particles combining with the air output. Make sure that the compressor has a moisture trap, or drain a tank of air directing the flow onto some dry paper/cardboard... If there is no evidence of moisture you'll likely be ok.

Canned air is much safer, but kind of expensive.

For those of you guys who don know how to turn them off here are step by step instructions!

Those emails are annoying lol.
Once i opened my hotmail account, it was filled with gametrackerspam :S
I was like OMG LOL GTFO TROLLED


-Huggsy-

And pro version of xp you have there, nice

LOL THANK YOU this annoyed me for ages

Thank you Britkid, I was annoyed by these messages too, finally they won't end up in my inbox anymore.
Thanks for the Dummy-proof explanation! Great job!

Now you're on a roll, could I also make a request for a version of how to run TS3 and connect to the BE server? Or is that to much to ask? I spent quite a lot of time to get some new members on. Eventually it worked, but a guide like this is would be really helpful.

Can anyone help me i was using teamspeak in call of duty and now when i run call of duty i have no sound?teamspeak is of and the mic is muted but i still can't hear any sound.all my other programs are fine except for call of duty helpppppppppppp

cptcooper wrote:
Can anyone help me i was using teamspeak in call of duty and now when i run call of duty i have no sound?teamspeak is of and the mic is muted but i still can't hear any sound.all my other programs are fine except for call of duty helpppppppppppp


I already let him check that the sound was not muted in CoD itself, and he checked the sound was at it's maximum, so that's not the problem.
Anybody an idea?