Second, after the first couple of times I ran it,
it started giving me those pop-up screens wanting me to 'officially
register it', I think those are called "nag-screens", nothing
about mandatory registration was mentioned in the manual.
Also, a lot of other programs are crashing
due to insufficient resources, "My Office V2.3", "Game Room
V1.1a" and "Guest Room V5.0" all will not run, I get some
message like "insufficient space to perform operation" or
something like that.
"Vanilla Friends for Dinner V2"
and "Vanilla Night Out V6.9", will not even start up.
I cannot seem to keep 'Slave' in the
background while attempting to run some of my other favorite applications.
I have been trying to uninstall "24/7 Slave" several times but
it seems to be all over my system, and it keeps coming back. I don't want
to format the whole system and re-install everything...
PLEASE HELP!!!!
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Dear User,
Your complaints are quiet common but is
mostly due to a common misconception. Many people upgrade from
"Casual Play Partner Vx" to "24/7 Slave V1.5" with the
idea the "24/7 Slave V1.5" is merely a UTILITIES &
ENTERTAINMENT program.
"24/7 Slave V1.5" is an OPERATING SYSTEM and designed
by its creator to be an integral part of all system functions. It is
unlikely you would be able to purge "24/7 Slave V1.5" and still
convert back to "Casual Play Partner" as Hidden operating files
within your system would cause "Casual Play Partner" to possibly
emulate "24/7 Slave" and much of the system damage already
caused to productivity programs is practically irreparable, so
nothing would likely be gained.
It is nearly impossible to uninstall, delete, or purge the program files
from the system once installed. It is very difficult to revert back
to "Casual Play Partner" without a total system format and
starting over, possibly with new hardware.
Some have tried to install "Poly Program Manager V1.0" or
"Wife 1.0" but very often end up with more problems than the
original system. Look in your manual under 'Warnings-Legal' and
'Warnings-Hell on Earth'.
I recommend you keep "24/7 Slave V1.5" and just deal with the
situation. I suggest installing the background system optimizing program
"Now Lie in it! V1.0" to alleviate software augmentation and CPU
problems.
Having "24/7 Slave V1.5" installed myself, I might also suggest
you read the entire section regarding General Safety Faults (GSF's).
You must assume all responsibility for faults and problems that might
occur. Avoiding GSF's should be your greatest concern as an informed user.
When running "24/7 Slave V1.5" there are really only a few
reasons the program doesn't work properly, even if 'properly' isn't
exactly what you were expecting....
1) A faulty program. There are some versions of "24/7 Slave"
which are coded wrong and/or mislabeled, which can masquerade as a
legitimate "Slave" program. If you do get a hold of one of these
faulty programs you can attempt to debug it your self but it might be best
left to a professional to
fix.
2) User error. I know no one likes this option but "24/7 Slave
V1.5" is a very demanding program. It can be very capable and
functional but it is a difficult program to MASTER properly and to its
fullest potential. My advice here would be to read all you can on the
program and try very hard to use it properly.
3) Improper Program Selection. Maybe you didn't really want to install
"24/7 Slave V1.5" in the first place and were mistaken for doing
so. If this is the case the best option is to delicately try to remove the
program, sometimes "Nice Cards V1" can help here but no matter
what utilities you use it will be a delicate process so proceed with
extreme caution to minimize the damage to all software involved.
The entire system will run much more smoothly as long as you vigorously
try to avoid all GSF's.
"24/7 Slave V1.5" is a great program, but very high maintenance.
Consider buying additional software to improve the performance of
"24/7 Slave V1.5". I recommend "Floggers 2.1"
and "Pain V9.0" to be VERY effective in keeping "24/7 Slave
V1.5" running smoothly.
If you have a really good system with plenty of space and resources you
might even want to install "Toilet Play V2" or "Electric
Play Vx" and possibly "Suspension V1.0" but proceed with
caution and read the manuals thoroughly as improper use of these programs
can cause SEVERE system problems.
Do not, under any circumstances, install "Coming out to co-workers
V1.0" as this will almost certainly result in lost productivity and
possibly severe damage to the entire system. This is not a supported
application for "24/7 Slave V1.5", "Casual Play
Partner", or anything in the entire "BDSM" suite of
applications and is likely to cause irreversible damage to the operating
system.
Best of luck,
Tech. Support
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