hazelnut

See post number 9 craig. Note there is NO / at the beginning next to [url= the forward slash only comes at the end [/]

Yes, just like that, with the [/url] at the end. Give it a try now.

Perhaps you could try this http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=5739

Craig look below (just put [ ] around the whole thing and it makes the link you see.) url=http://www.deviantart.com]Click here to visit the deviant art forums[/url Click here to visit the deviant art forums

May be an idea to try their forum, it looks helpful http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/

Is there any chance that you could uninstall and try the slim version listed here ? http://www.CCleaner.com/download/builds

Glad you like it Andavari, I don't use the OA +AV version (which uses the kapersky engine) I have the firewall one with just a minimised version of an av, OA using it's own smaller database, so I use avira with it. However it plays nicely with all the av's.

It seems there are 4 or 5 different safe 'n secure products so it would just be a guessing game as I don't know which one you had. If it's a software conflict of sorts its worth getting in touch with the vendor. Or try installing in safe mode, if it runs then it may be some sort of conflict.

This one is quite good (use your mouse to click on + or -) http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/bod...enseschallenge/

Here you go Sonic, have a read here http://www.internetrotsyourbrain.com/ccleanerbeginnersguide/ The bit you were asking about is in the 'cleaner information' link on the left.

My ISP requires a password before connection Spysnake.

See post 6 rridgely in this thread.

I have been a beta tester of Online Armor for almost a year. The comparison of free as opposed to paid is outdated. Mike Nash is doing a lot of work at the moment to get the info up dated. The firewall is very good, and most things are designed to just run without much user imput. It had a great result in the last leak test results. The 2 OA processes running amount to about 8000k each. I have no problems running it with avira, avg anti spy, and superantispyware.

Please, please, don't talk about HP software, it's been a bother since the day I installed my all-in-one.

Have you tried Add/remove programs or Uninstalling in safe mode or Start> all programs> CCleaner>uninstall If none of the above work use Unlocker http://ccollomb.free.fr/unlocker/

I wonder how many users realise that their ISP password can be listed in the registry.

I am ambidextrous. (honest) So I can use both hands with equal ability. It can spin both ways when I look at her.

It's a great reason to eat more chocolate if it does this for you

You have got to hand it to this guy, his drumming skills are great, just watch,

ishan, if you want to increase your post count, this is NOT one of the ways to do it. Topic closed

http://www.stickiesforwindows.com/ If you look at the screenshots you can make them almost transparent and choose, font and colour. (I just scribble on bits of paper!)

Sorry Anthony, I misread. That would really bug me if that happened. Lets hope someone has a few ideas which may help you, I'll keep looking of course

You could try rightclicking on the desktop>properties>desktop>customize>restore default.

If you double click "my computer", then double click on C drive, then on programs, you should then see the CCleaner folder. Right click and delete the folder, then delete it from the recycle bin. If for any reason it won't let you, try in safe mode. In case you are unsure about using safe mode here are some instructions http://www.pchell.com/support/safemode.shtml Here is a direct link to the setup, remember to choose whether or not you want the yahoo toolbar, you have a choice. Download the setup to your desktop and try and install. Let us know how you get on

Have you tried the solution here? (Post number4) http://www.virtualteen.org/forums/showthread.php?t=8932 Having had a look around their does seem to be one or two people who have the problem, also read somewhere it could happen if you used spy sweeper, obviosly I have no idea if that is true.