Ermm... Help ( Major Things )

[TeenAnger]

Sorry if this is in the wrong section so move it if so ..

But over the last day or a number of habbos on my friends list have said they are seeing weird things on there screens , empteh rooms full of habbos, Ghost habbos , & black hotel views.. and when i logged on earlier this is wht i found ...



Is something wrong with habbo or is it just some major glitches?

p.s i find the it quite funneh

[Swindont]

I think you just edited your habbo screen , no1 has said anything like dis too me i think this is a lie.

[TeenAnger]

edited it i can get tons more screenis instantly

Hotel View :

Room full with onli a few habbos ?


more ...

[You]

I Think you just used Axed to script Mutants...

[TopManTim]

that hotel view thing did happen to me once and iv also had a glitch with no walls of floors

[--ss--]

just like what article said it looks like axed work

[TeenAnger]

if it was 'axed' work wud mods try and help me ? cause they did , they said delete cookies and files and clear cache :S anyone know how to do the cache thing ?

[HotJava]

if it was 'axed' work wud mods try and help me ? cause they did , they said delete cookies and files and clear cache :S anyone know how to do the cache thing ?

Question - How do I delete my cache? How do I find it? I want to
speed up my system.
----------------------------------------
>>ou need to be very careful about deleting "cache" files, "XXX.dll" files,
>XXX.exe" files, registry files, and "cookies" from you system unless you
>re very sure exactly what the ramifications are. Doing so can bring your
>ystem to a grinding halt from which recovery is difficult. Use your "delete
>n-needed files" function on your computer to delete files, or contact your
local computer expert. Often these files are so imbedded in the inner
workings of your computer, once installed, that they are virtually
impossible to delete without complete and detailed instructions about how to
do so. Even the "Add/Delete" function often does not erase these files from
programs once installed. In any case, be sure you have "backed everything
up" and that your "recovery discs" are in good working order before
undertaking this operation. Check out just how much disc space is at stake
before making a decision whether the risk is worth the effort. Not an
expert -- but have been burned.

Reference: http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/comp99/CS071.htm

[TeenAnger]

ok thanks ill havew a go if u dont hear from me its means ive destroyed the pc :S

[OmgItsBananas]

The first picture - did that happen in one sighting? or did you put loads of screenies together into one image?