since i moved into my hud apartment i have been sick for 1 year every month, we have a gas furnace and no carbon monoxide detector here. my doctor has been prescribing allergy medicines when i have no allergies. i just researched about carbon monoxide poisoning resembling respiratory problems and allergies and other sicknesses. could i sue the housing authority for me being sick all year? i am a smoker but ive never had any problems relating to this stuff. been having lung pain, dizziness, seeing stars, weak, short of breath, and others as well. ive never gotten this sick until i moved into a hud apartment complex. i go to the doctor every month because i get a new sickness every month. reminder they have no carbon monoxide detectors in this apartment and they use a gas furnace, my dad lives with me im 24 years of age and he hasnt been getting sick. can i relate this to carbon monoxide poisoning? if i cant sue them for that can i sue them for not having a detector while having a gas furnace here? thank you!
U can install it ,but both operating systems should be in different partitions. U r not going to gain anything by doing that ,but instead it may lower the processing speed.
Surprisingly, it doesn't snow in Colorado as much as a lot of people expect it to I always recommend a 4 wheel drive for when it does snow though, doesn't have to be a truck. I drive a Honda CRV and it works perfectly fine in the snow I've only gotten stuck in the snow once, and it didn't take much effort to get out. At that elevation, you won't be getting a lot of snow though. No worries, you won't be stuck for days or weeks it's very rare that that ever happens.
You could disable the hard-drive you dont want to use in device manager. Control panelSystemHardware tabdevice manager Then expand disk drives. Disable the hard-drive you do not want to use on each operating system.
Why not use a virtual environment such as VirtualBox or VirtualPC (both free).
