hazelnut
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Just had a very quick look and they seem to be different products.
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Ahhh, I see now where it could be confusing. As if you click on download on that page, and then other builds, you get to the page I showed with the portable link in it.
I will make enquiries
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Okay Culla, lets get things sorted here
I have no idea why your original link wasn't posted, or if it was removed.
From your first post in this thread it wasn't clear that you were asking for reassurance that it was a legit download from that site.
My post was just to keep you, and others, informed as to where CCleaner's own download site was.
I am not sure as to what pinned message you are referring to, what site is it on Culla?
I'm sure rdsok wasn't being overly critical, perhaps just making a remark based on the amount of info he had from this thread.
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A couple of links for you, the first is just info, (but still worth a read)
http://www.insideoe.com/files/store.htm
Not sure how well this will work as I have never used it, but it's free
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Fracisco, if you look here at webroots Spanish site, the firewall isn't mentioned (I think!)
http://www.webroot.com/es/index.php
But if you change the country by the drop-down box on the top right of the page to USA or UK, it is mentioned for those countries.
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Thanks Dennis
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why don't you read the Beginner's Guide ..
Why don't you give a link so he can read it?
Here you go Dansan
http://www.internetrotsyourbrain.com/ccleanerbeginnersguide/
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When CCleaner is installed do options>settings>there are the boxes you mean, I think.
Not actually too sure what it is you want.
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There was a post a while back here that MAY help, and it mentions recuva
http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showto...;hl=.dbx+emails
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That build, and others, are available on CCleaner's own download page.
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Mentions those two programs here, perhaps it's to do with zone settings? (scroll down)
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsme...0/security.aspx
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Just in case you have, can you check and make sure you don't have 'Close program after cleaning' ticked in options>advanced.
If not what version are you running and are you xp or vista.
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My best paid for software is First Defence-Instant System Rescue.
It allows me to boot into a snapshot even when windows won't boot or my other snapshots are totally screwed up.
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Incidentally, as an alternative, you can download Doug Knox' script here
Save the vbs or exefile (your choice) to your hard drive, then create a shortcut to it on the Desktop or in Quick Launch, and you'll have that System Restore point at the press of a button.
Great idea Tony.
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Any chance you could do a screenshoot of what you are talking about?
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Hello Steve and welcome to the forum.
I think for CCleaner to go the full distance and act as a system restore would be asking a lot of a free small program.
However just in case you didn't realise, when you do an 'issues' clean you are offered the choice of making a backup of the registry entries you have cleaned.
This is saved by default in 'my documents' and the entries can be restored to the registry by right-clicking on the backup and choosing merge.
In case you haven't seen the beginners guide, here it is
http://www.internetrotsyourbrain.com/ccleanerbeginnersguide/
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Found this microsoft article here Dennis
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316434#
Note You cannot use Safe mode with networking support when you use a modem or a PC Card connection to a network because modem drivers and PC Card drivers do not load in Safe mode or in Safe mode with networking support.
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If you have plugged in your monitor to another computer and everything is fine, it's not the monitor.
If you have plugged in another working monitor to your computer and it doesn't work, it's the computer.
If you can boot into safe mode and reach the desktop then that's something stopping you in normal startup such as malware, drivers, software conflict.
I had a strange problem a year or so ago where my computer wouldn't load properly and although it may sound strange this worked straight away and now I do this a couple of times a year.
Pull the plug for the computer from the wall, press and hold in the tower start button for over a minute, then plug the computer back to the wall socket and try again.
What this does is when you push in the start button it uses the static electric inside the tower to try and start the machine as there is no direct power. My computer had a build up of static inside which was causing havoc to the machine.
Of course this may not be the case for you, but I am sure you are willing to try most ideas at the moment to try and narrow things down.
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A write up on this free software which can also re-install uninstalled software can be found here
http://www.softpedia.com/reviews/windows/A...iew-69123.shtml
Download is here
http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/downloads/220...gical-uninstall
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Has anyone used this?
Seems to be very well run, lots of info and help on the page.
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Sorry if I should have been clearer BEDO.
As JD said, it's the one that says reg in the little set of squares.
Registry Cleaner
in CCleaner
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Are you xp or vista?
Have you tried uninstalling and then perhaps installing the slim build from here?
http://www.CCleaner.com/download/builds