How to get rid of "new version" notice?

malicious delicious · Post by **malicious delicious** » Tue Apr 24, 2007 7:32 pm

I really hate the 'new version at soundspectrum.com' notice I keep getting, is there any way to get rid of it, OTHER than updating? Also (in windows media player) everytime I go to library, pick a new song to play, and go back to now playing, the "gforce platinum version etc. etc." message comes up, anyway to stop that from coming up, same as just "G-FORCE" coming up randomnly? All three of those combined get really annoying. I'd just like a clean visualization without those annoying messages or anything...So yeah, anyway of getting rid of them?

Post by **gorus** » Wed Apr 25, 2007 10:48 am

Sure, you can easily turn it off--it's a setting. See this thread:
http://www.soundspectrum-forums.com/vie ... php?t=2294

malicious delicious · Wed Apr 25, 2007 10:12 pm

I unchecked that already, still shows up because it already knows there are updates available. Plus those two other messages still keep coming up, and it doesn't seem to be a way to get rid of them. All three messages combined get really annoying. Maybe in future versions include a way to get rid of them? I'd like just visualizations.

Post by **gorus** » Thu Apr 26, 2007 3:49 pm

At this point, it's easier if you just update G-Force once and leave the update feature disabled, and you won't get the message again. Otherwise, you have to uninstall, reinstall, do something tricky with your firewall, etc. As for WMP, this is the way WMP calls visualizers, unfortunately. Open a support ticket--I think there may be a workaround or two to deal with this.

Wombat66 · Post by **Wombat66** » Fri Apr 27, 2007 1:46 pm

malicious delicious wrote:I unchecked that already, still shows up because it already knows there are updates available. ...

What is the problem with updating to the latest update? Why wouldn't you want the latest, are you running some sort of cracked version?

markofkane · Post by **markofkane** » Fri Apr 27, 2007 1:48 pm

Wombat66 wrote:
malicious delicious wrote:I unchecked that already, still shows up because it already knows there are updates available. ...
What is the problem with updating to the latest update? Why wouldn't you want the latest, are you running some sort of cracked version?

Or it could be the older version works just fine.

Wombat66 · Post by **Wombat66** » Fri Apr 27, 2007 3:49 pm

markofkane wrote:
Wombat66 wrote:
malicious delicious wrote:I unchecked that already, still shows up because it already knows there are updates available. ...
What is the problem with updating to the latest update? Why wouldn't you want the latest, are you running some sort of cracked version?
Or it could be the older version works just fine.

New configs, new waveshapes, better performance, etc., etc.. Why would anyone turn down an update? I think Malicious Delicious isn't telling us everything.

Mad Chemist · Post by **Mad Chemist** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 5:51 pm

Wombat66 wrote:
markofkane wrote:
Wombat66 wrote:
malicious delicious wrote:I unchecked that already, still shows up because it already knows there are updates available. ...
What is the problem with updating to the latest update? Why wouldn't you want the latest, are you running some sort of cracked version?
Or it could be the older version works just fine.
New configs, new waveshapes, better performance, etc., etc.. Why would anyone turn down an update? I think Malicious Delicious isn't telling us everything.

Wow, thats a little harsh. The update thing bugs me as well.

I run an older version because the newer ones don't have a feature I need, namely, pixel doubling. The newer versions are unusable IMO on my TV running at 1080x1920 as they are just too slow and unresponsive. And reducing the resolution isn't an option as I use G-Force on my MCE machine which is used mostly for HDTV video and want to send the panel its native resolution. With pixel doubling, it looks great and is fast.

juxtiphi · Post by **juxtiphi** » Sat Jul 14, 2007 10:11 pm

malicious delicious wrote:I unchecked that already, still shows up because it already knows there are updates available. Plus those two other messages still keep coming up, and it doesn't seem to be a way to get rid of them. All three messages combined get really annoying. Maybe in future versions include a way to get rid of them? I'd like just visualizations.

do a complete uninstalation of GF delete all traces from your comp then restart, reinstall and this time dont give GF access to the internet and the nags should be gone.