hazelnut
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Dennis, have a look here at the trial version, I bet her friends don't have this!
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Try here, hope your German is up to it! It says it's the freeware one.
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Open CCleaner, click options on the left, then click cookies.
On the left hand side you should see a list of sites you have visited (cookies to delete) Click on a one you want to keep and it will highlight it blue.
Click on the arrow in between to send it over to the right. (the cookies to keep column)
That's it.
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I admire you for trying, good luck with your site in the future
Perhaps you could edit your post to show the link like this.
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Yes she is great Firey, it was discussed here
http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=6421
but it's nice you brought it back so those who missed it before can hear her great voice.
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Do you get any error messages when trying to delete?
You could try renaming the file and then trying to delete it, or boot into safe mode and then try.
Also you could try Unlocker from here
http://ccollomb.free.fr/unlocker/
It has a bit futher down the page saying how to use it in vista.
P.S. Are you using the latest version of CCleaner 1.40?
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I've not used this myself canary but have a look here.
http://www.jakeludington.com/windows_xp/20...artup_list.html
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I have always chosen freeware whenever possible, there are a lot of good free software applications out there, especially in the security area.
I used to have avast but it never really agreed with my computer whereas avira (free) does.
However if a particular piece of software was something I was really interested in using, and I found after a trial that it caused no system problems, I would consider buying it at a reasonable price.
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Hello sexyrage (interesting name!) welcome to the forum.
Have a look here
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It may be a good idea given the name of those temp files to do a hjt log and post it in this section of the forum as soon as you can.
http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showforum=12.
If you need any help just read the pinned topics at the top of that page, or ask.
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Why will my commercial Anti-Spyware programs find spyware etc. and all the FREE one's won't.??????? :
Which programs are you talking about? (free and paid for)
Paid and free versions of the same software usually have the same detection signatures.
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Make up elaborate flyers for a wild party at your neighbour's home and wait for the guests to arrive...!!
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You can just imagine some people getting that and saying "what the heck is going on, I never ordered that!" and then clicking to have a look.
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Have a read of the top story on this page if you used your credit card to purchase ZA, McAfee, Windows Live OneCare or Symantec.
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Do you have "recently typed urls" checked in CCleaner, windows tab, Internet Explorer.
If so try unticking it.
Welcome to the forum Irvin
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Not too sure as to what you really want, perhaps you could have a read here, there seems to be a lot of info
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/n...t_02june24.mspx
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Dennis, isn't it just a great feeling when a problem is fixed
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AVG Anti-spyware, for its 'right click>scan with...' function (as well as their on demand scanners of course).
Yes JD, I use that function a lot. Also people tend to forget that in the tools section it has a file shredder with 3 modes, the top one being paranoid mode
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Are you able to do anything in safe mode about your problem?
Also Humpty's suggestion about event viewer is a good one, just put the event id number ( try system errors first) which corresponds with the time of an error in google, it's surprising what it sometimes comes up with.
Try as well going into the device manager, when there do -view- show hidden devices, and look and see if a driver has the yellow exclaimation mark on it.
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Perhaps he means C:/docs and settings/ username/desktop?
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One of the latests "make your own" projects may be a bit too much for some
When Graphic Artists get bored
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Nice find Dennis.