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"http://www.funduc.com" & "http://www.toniarts.com"'>http://www.toniarts.com" is no longer my web site, my web site now and in the future will be this (http://personal.inet.fi/business/toniarts). "http://www.toniarts.com" (also .net and .org belong to this same group) is just cheating people for money, I've asked them to stop, repeatedly, with no luck. To get those auto-updates working on my programs you need to change the update URL from the options. Instead of http://www.toniarts.com/EasyCleaner.ini use http://personal.inet.fi/business/toniarts/EasyCleaner.ini. Clean PC fix Reg find Duplicate Files 20th May 2007 Wondering if EasyCleaner is compatible with Windows Vista? The answer is yes! 95 to Vista. & Free

Fit more Ram as the so call fix not work it take ram out to the page file not go if you have good ram may make PC slower

It dose clean tmp as for hidden files may kill you PC no thank you to see be ok.

I just make a folder in my doc & name it ccleanerreg & add date or like this cc2-2-8reg make new new date cc6-6-8reg if all ok Delete I like it as it is

CCleaner still find some miss by other Reg fixer I check with Clean my Registry free registry cleaner reg organizer regcleaner registryfistaid regcool reistryhealer regseeker regvac regdelnul baku tools ensingfreeregustycleaner they all miss some one time take out 5500 in one go & go into reg take out by looking find over 1000 miss by reg cleaners like games so on :blink:PS May Help > http://home.comcast.net/~SupportCD/XPMyths.html http://www.informationweek.com/LP/showArti...&queryText= http://home.comcast.net/~SupportCD/DriverXP.html download's http://home.comcast.net/~SupportCD/XPFreeware.html http://www.hottnotes.com/downloadFile.php?...tes4.1Setup.exe http://nsis.sourceforge.net/NSIS_False_Positives

It bad dont do it slow PC Info > http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000743.html = One more time: do not clean out your Prefetch folder! http://www.populartechnology.net/2005/10/c...ation-load.html http://blogs.msdn.com/ryanmy/archive/2005/05/25/421882.aspx = Misinformation and the The Prefetch Flag http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000024.html = Beware of Bogus XP Advice http://djlizard.net/2006/06/02/157/ = Old myths never die http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/0...el/default.aspx = Prefetch http://www.theinquirer.net/en/inquirer/new...ked-as-xp-tweak Subject: Microsoft claims Longhorn will be, er, faster The only reason why its faster is they added a superfetch feature to the prefetcher. If you look at the key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlSession ManagerMemory ManagementPrefetcher you will notice in windows xp EnablePrefetcher = 3 and you will notice in windows longhorn EnableSuperfetch = 1 Well, guess what? You can put the EnableSuperfetch = 1 in windows xp and get the same speed. Wow, Microsoft just added a feature that was already there in xp. ========================================== It's 2006, and somehow, people still apparently believe that Windows XP does not allow you to use all of your bandwidth because of a service called QoS (Quality of Service). This is patently false. People also think that cleaning the Prefetch folder helps, or that not cleaning it will somehow lower your performance. I would have thought a site like "windowsnetworking.com" would have been a bit more professional about these things, but I can't have everything. They said, and I quote (emphasis theirs):This is bull. Let's break it down: * XP will retain an index of the locations of files needed by a process in the prefetch folder even if you only use it one time, which is not a big deal. Windows XP automatically prunes old entries after a 129th entry (or more) needs to be created. At worst, you're going to lose less than 20 MB of hard disk space (my prefetch is currently using 4MB). * XP systems will very low hardware resources (such as memory and hard disk space) are already at a disadvantage, but without prefetching, it would be even worse. There is no advantage in deleting prefetch entries.... and the only time prefetch entries need to change are when the files they are prefetching have changed (such as being upgraded by a Windows Service Pack or hotfix). And as previously stated, they will automatically be pruned to just 128 entries. At least someone out there knows what they're talking about. If you delete all of the prefetch files, they have to be prefetched *again* (which comes at a performance loss), and doesn't that seem like a waste of time? * Windows doesn't load things in the Prefetch folder unless you're actually attempting to run the program, so claiming that Windows erroneously loads files in there that no longer exist (and thus need to be cleaned) is also patently false. * Ed Bott said: It doesn?t actually preload anything into RAM until you run the program, and when you do that, prefetching only works if you have RAM to spare. Notes from Microsoft: * Once every three days, by default, Windows XP will perform a partial defragmentation and adjust the layout of the disk based upon current use. The files to be moved are written in the file Layout.ini (found in the Prefetch directory under the System Root directory). [1] (Dial-a-fix's "Process Idle Tasks" tool forces this to happen sooner than 3 days). * Windows XP also uses prefetching when launching applications. The files and the contents of the files accessed by each new process are observed and recorded. No prefetching can be done for the first launch of an application, so first launches are often considerably slower than subsequent launches. About 85% to 90% of the improvement is realized after just one launch of an application, with the remaining speed improvement coming after the system has had an opportunity to adjust the disk layout Anyway, these technical myths are extremely annoying to technicians (such as myself), who constantly have to disprove these dubious claims to customers. ================== I timed from power up, starting with the first beep (POST code) to the point where the hourglass cursor disappeared. With a full Prefetch directory: ? 0:50 to login screen ? 1:08 to desktop After emptying Prefetch directory: ? 0:58 to login screen ? 1:57 to desktop In other words, it took me nearly a minute longer to boot after using this ?speedup? tip! ======================================================== CCleaner Cripples Application Load Times Author: Andrew Recently CCleaner has added an internet urban legend as a cleaning option, "Old Prefetch data". Cleaning the Prefetch folder is an internet Myth that simply will not die due to the gross ignorance of many people in regards to how Windows XP Prefetching works. These same people generally recommend other bogus advice such as disabling Windows Prefetching completely and adding /Prefetch:1 to desktop shortcuts. "Bottom line: You will NOT improve Windows performance by cleaning out the Prefetch folder. You will, in fact, degrade Windows performance by cleaning out the Prefetch folder." - Source CCleaner for the most part is a good application, it quickly and easily removes temporary and unused files from Windows. It has a nice interface that clearly shows what has been "cleaned". On neglected systems this can free hundreds of Megabytes of harddisk space. Apparently in the authors quest to clean everything and anything, he blindly ignored how Prefetching works. Prefetching "When a Windows XP-based system is booted, data is saved about all logical disk read operations. On later boots, this information is used to pre-fetch these files in parallel with other boot operations. During boot and application launch, a Windows system demands and pages a sizable amount of data in small chunks (4K to 64K), seeking between files, directories, and metadata. The Logical Prefetcher, which is new for Windows XP, brings much of this data into the system cache with efficient asynchronous disk I/Os that minimize seeks. During boot, the logical prefetcher finishes most of the disk I/Os that need to be done for starting the system in parallel to device initialization delays, providing faster boot and logon performance. Logical prefetching is accomplished by tracing frequently accessed pages in supported scenarios and efficiently bringing them into memory when the scenario is launched again. When a supported scenario is started, the transition page faults from mapped files are traced, recording which page of a file is accessed. When the scenario has completed (either the machine has booted or the application started), the trace is picked up by a user-mode maintenance service, the Task Scheduler. The information in the trace is used to update or create a prefetch-instructions file that specifies which pages from which files should be prefetched at the next launch. The user-mode service determines which pages to prefetch by looking at how successful prefetching has been for that scenario in the past, and which pages were accessed in the last several launches of the scenario. When the scenario is run again, the kernel opens the prefetch instructions file and asynchronously queues paging I/O for all of the frequently accessed pages. The actual disk I/Os are sorted by the disk drivers to go up the disk once to load all pages that are not already in memory. This minimizes seeks, cuts down on disk time, and increases performance. The kernel also prefetches the file system metadata for the scenario, for example, MFT entries and directory files. Because prefetching is useful only when the required data is not in memory, the applications that are launched frequently are not traced and prefetched each time." - Source Prefetching Facts 1. Prefetching is enabled by default in Windows XP. 2. Prefetching is configured optimally by default. 3. Prefetching will significantly improve application load times. 4. The Prefetch (.pf) files are not a cache, they are reference files. 5. The Prefetch (.pf) files do not preload/cache anything upon Windows startup that does not normally load at startup. 6. Only one Prefetch (.pf) file is referenced during startup = NTOSBOOT-B00DFAAD.PF 7. Only one Prefetch (.pf) file is created per application. 8. The Prefetch (.pf) files including the Layout.ini and NTOSBOOT-B00DFAAD.PF files are automatically updated. 9. The Prefetch folder is auto cleaned after 128 entries have been reached down to the 32 most used applications. 10. Notebooks running on battery power will not execute idle tasks and thus cannot further optimize or remove prefetch files. What CCleaner does CCleaner deletes any Prefetch file older then two weeks based on the .pf file's last access date. This is completely idiotic for a number of reasons. First you should never delete a .pf for any installed application. With the .pf file missing, that application will take up to 100% more time to load when you decide to launch it. CCleaner does this to any application you have installed on your computer but have not used in over two weeks. It makes absolutely no sense to delete these files. Why would you deliberately want to slow down any installed application's load time? It will also do this if you have not used you computer for two weeks. Second, it is quite common to disable the NTFS Last Access Time Stamp for performance reasons. I actually recommend doing this since it speeds up the file system. In this case CCleaner will delete any .pf file that was created over two weeks ago. You can clearly see how running CCleaner in this case would wind up deleting ALL your Prefetch files every two weeks. Now you are crippling every application's load time on your system instead of just the ones you have not used in two weeks. Ridiculous! Testing Make sure the Task Scheduler service is set to automatic. Launch an application like Firefox three times. Reboot and make sure there is a FIREFOX.EXE-XXXXXXXX.pf file in the C:\WINDOWS\Prefetch folder. If there is, launch Firefox and time it. Then delete the .pf file, reboot, relaunch Firefox and time it again. You will now see Firefox take a significantly longer time to load. Now imagine this on any other application, then imagine doing this deliberately every two weeks? Why? To save a tiny bit of HD space? It makes no sense. 128 .pf files take up maybe 5 MB of disk space. Conclusion Do not clean the prefetch folder! If you use CCleaner uncheck the "Old Prefetch data" option. Finally let the makers of CCleaner know they need to remove this option from CCleaner. so read & dont do it OK

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/1/story....jectid=10491275 nzherald.co.nz - Home Rat coins for cunning punter New Zealand Mint has produced 30,000 Year of the Rat coins. New Zealand Mint has produced 30,000 Year of the Rat coins.They are often associated with cunning and filth - but they are about to be immortalised in a limited number of special, silver coins. According to the Chinese New Year, which began yesterday, 2008 is the Year of the Rat. Yesterday marked the first day of the year 4706 in the Chinese calendar and to celebrate the occasion, New Zealand Mint has produced 30,000 Year of the Rat coins. The coins, which can be bought online for $79, feature an engraving of a rat in relief colour on a blue background with the inscription "Year of the Rat 2008". On the other side, the coins carry a $2 denomination and an image of Queen Elizabeth II. Each coin weighs 31.1 grams and is 40.7mm in diameter. The coins are made in New Zealand but issued in the Pitcairn islands. New Zealand Mint general manager Mark Sutton said yesterday that throughout Chinese history, the rat had been welcomed as a bringer of material prosperity. "The rat is considered to be intelligent and cunning and we think that anyone picking up one of these coins will obviously display both those traits." * For more information go to www.newzealandmint.co.nz THE RAT * The Year of the Rat is the first of 12 animal signs in the Chinese zodiac, therefore people born in the Year of the Rat are said to be leaders, pioneers and conquerors. * Because of this they see themselves as a cut above everybody else. They are active, physically and mentally, and tend to lead busy lives. * They are best known for their charm and intelligence, which often wins them admiration. However, they sometimes hunger for power and money and their greed can lead them into a destructive trap. Source: www.holymtn.com/astrology/rat.htm (PS) I was born in the year of the dog in new zealand

http://www.nzherald.co.nz. Teen charged with e-crime faces jail 5:00AM Saturday March 01, 2008 Teenage computer whiz Owen Walker faces up to seven years in jail after becoming the first person in New Zealand to be charged with botnet crime. But it now seems unlikely the Whitianga teenager will be extradited to the United States to face charges. Using the cyber-id Akill, Walker is alleged to have been part of a small but elite botnet coding group that developed malware which is estimated to have caused more than US$20 million ($24.5 million) of economic loss and involved cyber crimes committed in the United States ranging from vandalism to virtual bank robbery. Walker appeared in the Thames District Court yesterday and was charged with two counts of accessing a computer for dishonest purpose, damaging or interfering with a computer system, possessing software for committing crime and two counts of accessing a computer system without authorisation. He entered no plea and was remanded on bail to appear in court again next week. AKILL is alleged to have been one of those behind a concentrated DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack at a Philadelphia university in February last year. ============================================================= note max in (NZ) is 7 Years so out in 5 years FBI was going to take him back to USA get a long time in US have a look at this http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/1/story....jectid=10499148 Wayne Thomas Patterson, 48, used 123 different identities between 2003 and 2006 to defraud the Ministry of Social Development (MSD) of $3.48 million in welfare benefits.In October he was sentenced to an eight-year jail term, with a minimum non-parole period of five years. He is currently appealing his sentence

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so far so good in paper spam exists because people respond to it the BBC Places order for pills Elite Herbal in new zealand it goes to India back to uk placed a piece of code in an order he'd sent on the 2005 electoral roll as pro spammer told news paper spamming for a year & had no qualms about it Atkinson said on a good day sending up to 100 million messages it good nice car & house he pay more than $1 million monthly to its affiliates search warrants & seized 22 PC's the new Unsolicited Electronic Messages Act Penalties up to $500,000 plus damages first issued under the act which took effect in September 2007 so if you not like dont buy. http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2209899/...er-keep-profits http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2210214/...ar-eclipse-spam http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2209532/...ate-sex-scandal > refer to a 'home sex movie' made by Hong Kong film stars Edison Chen and Cecilia Cheung. The blogs are then advertised by spammed comments on forums. Zlob Trojan. http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2208112/...t-workers-fired > Nine employees in the US District of Columbia have been given their marching orders for watching pornographic websites on government PCs during work hours. http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2156884/...org-names-shame > The second application identified in this round of reports is Team Taylor Made's Jessica Simpson Screensaver. The program bundles more than a dozen pieces of software, including undisclosed adware, a 'dialler' which automatically dials pay porn sites with a modem (if connected), and toolbars that modify the installer's browser."The Jessica Simpson Screensaver is one of the worst badware applications we've ever seen," said Palfrey. "It is an almost textbook example of a small software vendor using deceptive means to fund a software business." http://www.stopbadware.org/ http://www.heise-online.co.uk/security/Val...m--/news/110099 http://www.heise-online.co.uk/security/Cro.../features/74770 Framed up More than just cookie stealing is possible with JavaScript when the web browser has unpatched security leaks. Particularly Internet Explorer, Browsercheck site whether your own browser is vulnerable to such attacks http://labs.idefense.com/XSS.html

Kitty need info windows? ver like 95 98 xp & wait mean? 1 d/I ? as for DeskTop icons right click desk top > Arrange Icons , Tick show desktop Icons. PS wait seting did you use did you do reg? did you make backup all so can fix system restore on XP & Vista.

http://www.heise-online.co.uk/security/Wor...e--/news/110158 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Microsoft says that these benevolent worms are more intelligent than conventional worms. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.darkreading.com/default.asp = Critics: Microsoft's 'Friendly Worm' Is a Dumb Idea http://www.informationweek.com/windows/sho...cleID=206801120 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- A major update to Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT)'s Windows Vista operating system could leave computers vulnerable to hackers and malware as the service pack prevents several widely used antivirus programs from operating, the company said. The list of security products that Windows Vista Service Pack 1 blocks includes Zone Alarm Security Suite 7.1, Trend Micro Internet Security 2008, and BitDefender 10. It also blocks the 2008 version of the Jiangmin antivirus product. Yes but is Microsoft intelligent? : : & all so Word Office not work Go get update?

http://www.heise-online.co.uk/security/Cro.../features/74770 Framed up More than just cookie stealing is possible with JavaScript when the web browser has unpatched security leaks. Particularly Internet Explorer, Browsercheck site whether your own browser is vulnerable to such attacks http://labs.idefense.com/XSS.html http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default....ng_security.asp so if get you cookie they come you, so dont Auto log me in bad. :mellow:

http://www.helpmerick.com/5_simple_rules_a...ter_disease.htm 5 Simple Rules to avoid SCD (Slow Computer Disease) I've written about this before, but it bears repeating on occasion with new visitors to our site and long time visitors who haven't learned yet. The advice is simple: DO NOT DOWNLOAD FREE SCREENSAVERS, EMAIL PROGRAMS (Incredimail, etc), GAMES from the Internet. Unless you are WELL versed in the origin of these items, they can easily destroy your computer's ability to compute. True, Incredimail is not full of viruses or spyware, but it is one of the most obnoxious programs you can install on your computer. One type of obnoxious-ware is called Adware - this is software that pretends to be practical but instead is used to force you and others to see advertising. This is exactly what Incredimail does. At the bottom of every email is an ad for Incredimail. Even that isn't that bad though. What is really irritating about Incredimail is how your messages come across to people who can't read HTML email. The message is full of garbage and often the happy faces and other symbols come through as attachments that can't be opened. These recipients then call Rick and I and spend good money trying to figure out why they can't open .eml files that are sent ,by Incredimail. Now, decide that you don't want to use Incredimail and try to switch to something else. You will quickly find that your messages and address book are held captive by the Incredimail software. It is a high price to pay for cute happy faces in your messages.

is it ok with dial-up & don't get spyware Castlecops.com say it bad dont do it, I dont know how you go ok or not hope you ok. :rolleyes:http://www.commonsensesecurity.info/security/avoid.html > You may think your back door is not used much. But occasionally a guest in your house might have a bunch of friends waiting outside, and they open the backdoor to let them in without your knowledge. File sharing programs like iMesh and KaZaA do just that by installing 'helper' programs that gather information about you and send that off to other computers. https://my.infotex.com/article.php?story=20080207202108862 Fraudulent Microsoft Update Web Site http://p2p.malwareremoval.com/index.html is not Microsoft dont go bad

cookies only Accept first-party Cookies Block third-party Cookies tick Always allow seeion cookies third-party is not need is send from who know's you may need to tick override automatic cookie handling, spybot S & D will fix cookies red is bad from www.safer-networking.ong dont get it from spybot.com have a look http://www.benedelman.org/news/021408-1.html * Consider the top three ads for a Google search for "Spybot", a popular early anti-spyware program (full name "Spybot Search & Destroy") no Reg cleaner is 100% safe you be ok with CCleaner some will do in you PC so all way make a backup & system restore :rolleyes: [ ps Vista CCleaner dont do reg read help in CCleaner ]

I was comfused to as AntiVirus now one for 32 & 64 bit wen 64 bit fist come out one for 32 bit not do 64 bit now one dose all :rolleyes:

Guest account to run right click & run as Administrator so if administrator name is Mr Togood run as Mr Togood & put in password & you can run & fix with CCleaner or get AntiVirus to fix this is no XP

All I see is http://imagerhack.us [ try in Applications un tick Saved form Information & in Autocomplete Form History un tick it ]

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