bpm3k
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I install many of my programs (D:\) on a separate drive from my OS drive(C:\) does CCleaner still automatically detect and clean the programs correctly? What about if I have the folder it is installed into named in a non-default way? If I install MalwareBytes' Anti-Malware in the following location will the program be cleaned correctly by CCleaner: E:\Programs\Securty\Scanners\MB Anti-Malware I am running CCleaner portable 3.11 on Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64.
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My computer was running fine. I ran the beta version of Speccy beta 108 portable. The program seemed to be running slowly. I would complete getting info on my system. I think the only thing missing was my harddrive info. So I pressed control-alt-del and nothing happened. I clicked around a little but the computer was locked up. I left the room for a couple of minutes and came back to "Verifying DMI Pool Data..." message on a black and white boot screen. I checked the boot order in my bios, and tried restarting several times. I put in a windows xp sp3 cd intending to do a repair. BUT it shows my entire c drive as "Unpartitioned space". My other drives all appear correctly. But not the C drive. Any ideas? DFI LP NF3250GB motherboard 74 gb raptor boot drive
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This is not necessary. AntiVir is scanning the file as it is downloaded to your hard-drive.
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I installed the 1.34.405 slim. Is there any reason for me to update to 1.34.407? "(Updated from build .405 to fix some foreign language issues.)" I couldn't care less about foreign language issues since I am using the english only slim build.
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I bought an OEM Raptor drive from Newegg about 3 years ago. I haven't had any problems with it. It had a rebate as well. I do not remember ever receiving the rebate. Good luck.
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Don't forget to uninstall the old Java version once you update. Otherwise you are still vulnerable.
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As you undoubtably noticed you are running the wrong file. The MD5 you posted does NOT match the MD5 I posted. The word "lite" is not involved in this process. None of the files you are downloading / extracting / running have the word lite in their name. Here are even simpler instructions: 1. Here is a DIRECT LINK TO THE EXE file you should be downloading: ftp://download.intel.com/design/motherbd/...DU_2.1.9.66.exe 2. Unzip the File (DO NOT DOUBLE CLICK ON IT) 3. Navigate your way here: IDU_2.1.9.66\3rdparty\Diskeeper 4. Double click on "setup.exe"
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I think that you are doing something wrong. It works for me (DFI motherboard). You are downloading the large 88.9 MB file? NOT the file labeled "Intel Desktop Utilities v2.1.9.66 [EXE 14.6 MB]". Can you post the MD5 of the setup.exe file you are launching? It should be: 3a13bf2233a55a84fe0bf0dd04ad34ee Please double check you are downloading the correct file.
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As Andavari notes XP has a scaled down version of Diskeeper. But I think that during the almost 5 years that XP was released Diskeeper must have made some improvements. To get your own copy of Diskeeper lite 9.0.528.0 (free) you need to: Go here: http://www.intel.com/design/motherbd/software/idu/ Download: "Full Version - Intel Desktop Utilities v2.1.9.66 [EXE 88.9 MB]" Unzip the File. Navigate your way here: IDU_2.1.9.66\3rdparty\Diskeeper Double click on "setup.exe" Here is the md5 of the file you will be running: 3a13bf2233a55a84fe0bf0dd04ad34ee setup.exe
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That was easy. I uninstalled it in Device Manager. Turned computer off. Placed in new burner. Did some vaccumming inside. Turned back on and everything works great. I am getting ready to burn my first disc at 16x. My old burner was only 4x.
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The drive is OEM. So it is a bare drive. I have looked at the instructions from the NEC website. I am going ot just do it and figure it all out.
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I have a fully patched and updated windows xp pro install. I am upgrading to a new dvd burner. I will uninstall my old Pioneer-DVR105 and install in its place a NEC-3550a. The hardware switching is easy, but is there something with the drivers I will need to change? When I go into Device Manager I see the Pioneer listed and i have the option to uninstall it. Should I uninstall it before in plug in the NEC?
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Try running the Nero Cleantool. I do not know what version of Nero you have but Nero offers versions for 5, 6, and 7. http://www.nero.com/nero7/eng/Clean_Tools.html
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I recommend Diskeeper Lite 9 which is free. To get this version follow these steps: Go here: http://www.intel.com/design/motherbd/software/idu/ Download: "Full Version - Intel Desktop Utilities v2.1.9.66 [EXE 88.9 MB]" Unzip the File. Navigate your way here: IDU_2.1.9.66\3rdparty\Diskeeper Double click on "setup.exe"