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[Aklyon]

Doesn't matter if 'everything got deleted', you still have a Start Menu unless you're running OSX or Linux.

[Drago55577]

We still had a start menu.

[Johnfalcon99977]

For a second, I thought this was some kind of obscure forum game.

[Drago55577]

How?

[Aklyon]

Well, you posted this in Forum Games. Most things here are in fact, forum games, or RTDs, or Mafia games. Or PnP games.

[Hubris Incalculable]

Yeh, this isn't the best place for such a discussion. here, I'll give you a quick tutorial on moving threads.

First, look at the bottom of the page for this (I took these images from one of my own threads):


Click on the button labelled "move thread" (or, alternatively, if you think you've had a sufficient answer, you can click "lock topic")
It will redirect you to this:

in the drop-down menu, look for a board that would be more appropriate. I would suggest "Life Advice".
Click "Move Topic".

[optimumtact]

I felt kinda bad for OP so I made a pictorial tutorial for uploading pictures   

First you need to navigate to one of the popular image sharing sites, for our example we shall be using img.ie
(note that I will be using thumbnails here, so you will need to click on them to get to the big versions of the images)

Next we need to upload the image, in this case we click the browse button located in the center of the screen and use the interface that pops up to browse around the pc and select the image we want. We can do this as many times as we need to batch upload images.
The browse button:

The picture selection interface:


Once you have selected all your images to be uploaded you hit the upload button and it will move to the uploading step:


Once you have finished uploading you will be taken to the sharing screen, where you will be given multiple links for the image. Each link serves a different purpose. The first is a direct link, this when enclosed in image tags, will cause the image to load in the page, like you see below. The next two are for linking thumbnails, which are scaled down versions of a photo you can click on to take you to a large version. This can be useful if you have big pictures or lots of them, to avoid wasting peoples bandwith. The thing you have to watch out for here is that one of these links is for embedding in html (the one marked as Thumbnail for website) and the other is for linking in forums. Both of these already have the image tags in place, so in this case you do not need to surround it with [/URL]

Enjoy

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