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Jamin4u

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  1. When you click on Analyze, the data is just scanned and the results are shown. When you click on Run Cleaner, the data is removed and the results are shown. You may want to read the online documentation to familiarize yourself with CCleaner. The link below will take you there...
  2. You must have missed this post. http://forum.pirifor...35 I can confirm that they work on Comodo Dragon.
  3. Press Ctrl+Shift and left click a link. Or press Shift and click a link with your middle mouse button (or mousewheel). Opens the link in a new tab and switches to the newly opened tab. Link to the available shortcuts. http://help.comodo.c...odo-Dragon.html Link to the topic at the Comodo forum. https://forums.comod...b-t89439.0.html
  4. I agree with you both here and you should at least have the option to show the new tab immediately. I think I'll add this to the CD wish list over at the Comodo forum.
  5. Right click on a link and you'll see the following choices. 1) Open link in new tab. 2) Open link in new window. 3) Open link in incognito window.
  6. Can you post a pic of the configuration screen of your Realtek HD Audio manager? Do you have the Realtek HD Audio manager set as default for sound playback? What cables and jacks are you using?
  7. Did you confirm that the Realtek HD Audio Manager is configured for 5.1 surround sound and not 2.0 stereo?
  8. Sounds like its configured for stereo or 2.0 speakers. Make sure its set for 5.1.
  9. One billion downloads means that there are alot of happy users that keep coming back for more. Let the hard working people at Piriform have their moment in the spotlight.
  10. An American Billion isn't quite worth what it use to be. Thank you for keeping our computers free of useless files. I'm looking forward to the upcoming details on the Cloud and Mobile products. Congrats!
  11. This is also a useful tool from grc.com to help one choose. The fastest servers may not be the safest. https://www.grc.com/dns/dns.htm
  12. urlQuery.net is a service for detecting and analyzing web-based malware. It provides detailed information about the actions a browser takes while visiting a site and presents the information for further analysis. http://urlquery.net/...rt.php?id=77737
  13. No problem saving or deleting an exclude entry to registry. No problem saving an exclude entry to the INI file. The problem is deleting an exclude entry in the INI file whether using Vista or XP. The entry remains in the INI file after deleting and resets the entry after restarting Defraggler.
  14. Settings saved to INI file. I removed one entry from the exclude list as follows. 1) Highlighted file path. 2) Clicked on delete. 3) Clicked yes 4) Clicked OK If I click on the exclude tab again, the entry is gone. If I close Defraggler then re-start Defraggler, the entry returns. If I repeat steps one through four, then save the settings to the registry and then back to INI file the change is remembered. v2.11.560 Vista sp2 XP sp3
  15. Since I started using Defraggler in v2.10.424, I've always had these three options enabled . I still get alot of fragmentation when using the normal mode of defrag freespace.
  16. It does seem a little slower than 2.10 but I would need more runs to confirm this for sure.
  17. I noticed that as well in the normal mode of defrag freespace. I start out with no fragmented files then end up defraging from the file list afterward. It was also present in v2.10.424. No big deal here, but it would be nice to see it do better if possible. Vista sp2 XP sp3
  18. Jamin4u

    Updating drivers

    Is there a trusted program to identify outdated drivers with links to downloads?
  19. It calculates your disk performance and shows a result like "Random Read Speed: 2.52 MB/s ". I would think it could be used as a before and after defrag comparison. I'm not sure about its full use but that's the basic function.
  20. I'm not trying to convince anyone that you should remove the program names. It was unnecessary to list them in my case because I have no desire to learn how to test my WiFi via one of these programs. If I'm doing all I can to secure my wireless network, that's all I want. I'm comfortable with what's been said here regarding how difficult it would be to set up a program to decrypt my access point password or captured packets. Thank you
  21. @ Super Fast I fully understood your intentions were to help educate and not to encourage the use of such network protocol analyzers for malicious intent. I think its ironic that there are such programs that can be used for education and other legitimate uses on one hand, and malicious intent on the other. ShieldsUP for example is a great way to test your firewall but it doesn't show you how to bypass a firewall. Perhaps I'm wrong, but I thought it would be best to leave the cookie in the jar rather than put it out on the table. ShieldsUp https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2
  22. :lol: Thanks to both of you!
  23. I didn't include the names of the programs I saw because I don't want to encourage anyone to learn how to do this. Feel free to remove the names of the programs you listed. If I have a hacker neighbor or a drive by hacker, can they get information like destination ip addresses and passwords. I've taken all of the available steps to protect my connection and I have a long difficult password. Don't they need my password to decrypt the packets? Would it be recommended to do such business as banking on a wired connection only?
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