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how do you actually unfog windows?

is it the heater or the cool air that does it?
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if you have auto climate control, press the button on the top right hand side of the unit.

but to answer your question, cool air.
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Well if you want the best way it's 1/2 heat + air con as it will clear the window and also heat it up so it won't come back after you turn it off.
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the second i read this, i thought it was a way to make microsoft windows not so sh*tty :P
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lawsochap wrote:the second i read this, i thought it was a way to make microsoft windows not so sh*tty :P
Not possible.
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Astron_Boy wrote:
lawsochap wrote:the second i read this, i thought it was a way to make microsoft windows not so sh*tty :P
Not possible.
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Astron_Boy wrote:
lawsochap wrote:the second i read this, i thought it was a way to make microsoft windows not so sh*tty :P
Not possible.
applefags :lol:
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brad_gpx wrote:
Astron_Boy wrote:
lawsochap wrote:the second i read this, i thought it was a way to make microsoft windows not so sh*tty :P
Not possible.
applefags :lol:
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linuxfags
LED ALL the things.
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well this took no time to go off topic :lol:
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:lol: cmon guys, each OS has their own pros and cons.
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sorry guise

and no i'm no applefag

or a linuxfag

BACK ON TOPIC NAO
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newfag
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Gholdwayne wrote::lol: cmon guys, each OS has their own pros and cons.
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I'm not a huge fan of Linux, I used it for awhile when a laptop I had harddrice was currupt and wouldn't format with fat32. I got the hang of being able to use a few very basic commands but IMO you need to really have a good knowledge of computers and the system to use it.
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koolio1234 wrote:Image

:lol: too bad i can't lol right now! im at work hahaha
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brad_gpx wrote:I'm not a huge fan of Linux, I used it for awhile when a laptop I had harddrice was currupt and wouldn't format with fat32. I got the hang of being able to use a few very basic commands but IMO you need to really have a good knowledge of computers and the system to use it.
its called ubuntu
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koolio1234 wrote:
brad_gpx wrote:I'm not a huge fan of Linux, I used it for awhile when a laptop I had harddrice was currupt and wouldn't format with fat32. I got the hang of being able to use a few very basic commands but IMO you need to really have a good knowledge of computers and the system to use it.
its called ubuntu

That's the one
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brad_gpx wrote:
koolio1234 wrote:
brad_gpx wrote:I'm not a huge fan of Linux, I used it for awhile when a laptop I had harddrice was currupt and wouldn't format with fat32. I got the hang of being able to use a few very basic commands but IMO you need to really have a good knowledge of computers and the system to use it.
its called ubuntu

That's the one
Ubuntu is pretty user friendly, you dont actually have to use the command line unless your doing something overly complicated. Anywayz nerd talk over :silent:
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