Danielrox

So I run a YouTube channel that uploads soap clips. However I found a user that has been recently been copying my videos by recording them while watching them on YouTube, I can tell because all the videos on their channel, I have uploaded, and in some of them, the title displayed on the video matches mine.

So the video he s copying is clips I ve uploaded of Emmerdale and Coronation Street, both owned by ITV_plc. Should I report him or should I leave it?

This is probably a stupid question but I live in New Zealand where games and consoles are PAL, but if I go to another country, for example, North America, and get a console that s NTSC region, would it work in New Zealand?

For class I have to make a times table quiz, but I can t seem to figure out how to make it check if the answer is incorrect.

I ve only started doing JavaScript last year so my skills are very very basic like my code.

This is what I have so far (using Notepad++)

<script>

var userLives = 0

alert("Hello, welcome to the times tables quiz. Enter the number of questions you’d like, and we will display questions in the 1 to 10 times tables.")

var userName = prompt("Firstly, what is your name?")

while (userName == null || userName == "" || userName == " " || userName <= 0 || userName > 0)

userName = prompt("Hello alien. Please enter your human name.")

var userQuestions = prompt("How many questions would you like? (Pick between 1 & 10)")

while (userQuestions == null || userQuestions == "" || userQuestions == " " || userQuestions <= 0 || userQuestions > 10)

userQuestions = prompt(userName + ", did you not read what I just said???")

if (userQuestions != 0)

alert("You have " + userQuestions + " questions remaining.")

var answer = prompt(Math.floor(Math.random() * 10) + " times " + Math.floor(Math.random() * 10))

//Code to be entered here

</script>

So about 9 years ago, I was a Sims addict. I had all The Sims 2 eps installed on my PC and they worked fine. I bought The Sims: Life Stories and The Sims: Castaway Stories and installed them on a different PC last year. I installed them both at the same time, and it seemed to **** up my disc drive, so I had to get it replaced. I had found my old Windows XP, if I install the games on that PC, will they work or will it be the same story?

I'm trying to record my PSP screen for YouTube videos, but I tried plugging in my PSP into my PC with a USB cord, but it comes up (in Windows Explorer) as E:/, if I remove the USB cord, the E:/ goes away, but if I double click on it, it says "Please insert a disc". What do I do?

I like using iTunes to create playlists of songs and play them in my car, or for a present for a family member. I need to burn software onto the disc so I can fix something on my old computer. Is it possible that I can remove the software burned onto the disc and use the disc for music?

I'm trying to get my old Windows Vista computer working, but every time I turn my computer, it shows the 'Windows Error Recovery' screen. If I select 'Launch Startup Repair', it loads the files, and then crashes at the loading screen with (c) Microsoft Corporation, and does the same thing if I select 'Start Windows Normally'. I tried fixing this a few months ago, and I managed to log in before, and then it would crash 5 minutes later, but now I can't even get to the log in screen. It also keeps turning on automatically when it crashes. The last thing I installed was The Sims. Please help, I've been trying to get it working for ages, and it's driving me insane.

I have an older Toshiba Laptop I bought in 2008. It seems to have a problem staying on, so I took out the battery and had it charging. The computer still refused to stay on, but I think there s a problem with the charger as the charging light turns off, then the computer shuts down. Fortunately, I bought another Toshiba computer in 2014. If I plug the newer charger into the older computer, will it do amy damage to the computer or the charger?

I have a Windows 10 and today I recieved an update, it downloaded then I went into my folder and under WINDOWS I saw a folder called Windows.old which was not there before. I originally bought my computer as a Windows 8 so I don't think it's been there the whole time. Is this making it so that older games and software is compatible or something?

I recently bought The Sims from someone on a second-hand item selling website and tried to get it working on Windows 10. I have heard of other people managing to get it working successfully but can't figure out how to. I have attempted:

1) Turning off Cortana (Well, it's actually not available in my country)

2) Running the game in Compatibility Mode for Windows XP (Service Pack 3), Windows XP (Service Pack 2) and Windows 95

3) Removing Windows temporary files

4) Running CCleaner using this link: http://help.ea.com/en/article/how-to-use-ccleaner-...

5) Clean-booting my PC

6) Updating my graphics (and audio) driver/s

7) Updating my PC to the latest Windows update

8) Making sure I have the latest update of Direct-X

None of these have worked, anything else I should try?