Eldmannen
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Yeah, but that is kind of taking it to the extreme...
It shouldnt be that troublesome.
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Add a "Clear Now" button on the "Cookies" place in CCleaner.
Add it where the < and > buttons are, between the two lists of cookies.
And when you click on the "Clear Now" button, it deletes all cookies on the system that are listed on the left pane without CCleaner cleaning anything else. Just quick and easy cookie cleaning. A command line switch for this would be good too, to automatically clean cookies only.
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No talking with CAPITAL LETTERS on forum.
Nero Showtime might store it's MRU (Most Recently Used) list either in the Windows registry or in configuration file of its own.
You can try using "regedit" to search the Windows registry for Nero Showtime entries, but regedit isnt a tool that should be used by those who are not so good with computers.
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Oh, if you dont have a floppy drive then you need a bootable CD.
There are so called LiveCD's, some Linux distributions comes on LiveCD's and they might include useful tools for partitioning, formatting and such.
You could also boot with an USB stick.
http://www.bootdisk.com/popfiles.htm
Has some boot CD's.
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Besure you have the latest version of Mozilla Firefox which is 1.5.0.1
Goto "Tools" in the menubar. Select "Options...",
now click on the "General" tab if it isnt selected.
Now look where it says "Default Browser" and click the "Check Now" button and select "Yes".
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No, I dont think so. But you can choose cookies to preserve.
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You can use a bootdisk if you have a floppy. You can get a bootdisk from http://www.bootdisk.com
You can also use a Linux LiveCD for example, etc.
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Yeah, Sex and SafeSex are two software developed by Nullsoft, the guys who brought you Winamp, SHOUTcast, WASTE etc.
http://www.nullsoft.com/free/sex/
http://www.nullsoft.com/free/safesex/
SafeSex is like Sex, but it uses Blowfish encryption. Sex sits in the systray, you click on it and a note comes up where you can write stuff.
Sex comes with source code.
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Or you could just uninstall it. You're not likely to miss Norton.
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Yeah, it sucks that some software in Windows is very difficult or impossible to get rid of.
Such as Internet Explorer, Windows Media Player, Outlook Express, Windows Fax/Image Viewer, Windows Messenger, etc.
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Yes, but the author cant magically implement cleaning of Nero Showtime. He must know *what* to clean.
Example, what files or what registry values/keys (entries).
Probably he dont have the Nero, and is not willing to go out and buy it.
Maybe you could find the registry entries (MRU) for Nero Showtime and tell which entries to clean.
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Maybe you need Sex.
http://www.nullsoft.com/free/safesex/
lol, strange name, heh but its a note thing software.
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Often you can find a free alternative software that does the job just as good and often better than buy a product.
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"Free desktop notepad"?
Care to elaborate?
Windows comes with Notepad.exe
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Because you have either;
1) Deleted the files or incorrectly uninstalled them instead.
2) Attempted to uninstall crap piece of software.
Run te Issue scanner, you can also manually remove the entries.
When you uninstall software, always do it from "Add/Remove Applications" in the Control Panel or via the uninstall that might be in the startmenu of the software you install. Dont delete the software by deleting the directory of the corresponding application in C:\Program Files\ because then it wont be correctly uninstalled.
Also, dont use crap software.
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CCleaner only cleans a predefined set of software. If you find the registry entries then maybe it could be added to the next version of CCleaner.
Or you could manually add registry entries to the .ini file in the CCleaner directory.
Oh, and a hint... maybe you should try VLC (VideoLAN Codec) media player, it is a free, open-source, cross-platform audio and video player. It plays pretty much anything, works on almost all movies that I download.
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Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA)
And that active registration (?) thing, that when you install Windows, it have to connect to the Internet and report to Microsoft.
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HELP I FOUND A NEW FOLDER NAMED <C:\WINDOWS ITS GROWING!!
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If you dont have any problem, then dont format.
I removed the uninstall hotfixes too, I dont have any problem. Everything works as expected.
Chill!
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Yeah, I experienced this too, but I am pretty sure it is because I checked "Menu order cache".
I dont mind though...
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Yeah, EULA's and restrictive licensing sucks.
"You agree that we take no responsiblity. You also agree that you may only use it. You may not copy, distribute, modify or give it to your friend. Blah blah blah. If you do, we will sue your ass."
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Yes, I think that you definitly should do a personal backup of the software that you have purchased. A personal backup would fall into fair-use and you are entitled todo that.
I dont know why it removed Bookworm Deluxe since since there are no entries about that in the .ini files that comes with CCleaner. Maybe you stored it in a TEMP folder?
Hint, there are often free alternatives to software that cost money.
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Yeah, and if I know Google right, after you delete a file that you have uploaded, it will disappear/hide from your "GDrive" but still be present on the server harddisks. Bastards.
Oh well, hopefully it comes with cryptographic hashes, encryption, etc.
The notes said: "With infinite storage, we can house all user files, including e-mails, web history, pictures, bookmarks, etc; and make it accessible from anywhere (any device, any platform, etc)." -- From the BBC article.
I for sure, would not want to store my private emails, webhistory etc on a companies server.
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Slightly off-topic hint, for those who use 7-Zip, if you use the .7z format you can use strong AES-256 encryption on your (optionally compressed) archive.
nero showtime
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You goto start menu, select "Run..." type in "regedit" and press OK.
Now the "Registry Editor" opens. Now you press F3 and search for "Nero" or "Nero showtime" or "Showtime" or such.
But never edit or delete any entries because that can f*** up your computer. The registry is not for the weak minded.