Nergal

Yeah, I'm nopt so sure about the whole turning off AU but Alan_B knows enough about what he's doing to risk it (I hope you at least manually patch) OT: Aethec your Avatar Picture is borked

I block at the host level with MVP host file

i think this maybe a x64bit question I think that because the IE detect is HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer it may only be seeing one of the two ie browsers on the machine. . . thatg said I don't do 64bit so i can't investigate this

I love unlocker it's AWESOME (and now can be portable too )

Please start a new thread this is an old thread. . . also ccleaner cleans my ie fine when I tell it to

Hey everyone please note the people you are quoting are long gone. . . that said RoninV has a good question. . . though maybe s/he should start a new thread for it.

deleteing posts would reduce post count . . . I like my post count . . . and yes it does need more cowbell

CCleaner is not a security product. It will clean any cookie you do not explictly tell it not to clean. RE this particular cookie: it is a Advert cookie (like google-analytics and 2o7.net) you can safely remove them, block them or stop your computer from even replying to them.

I'm in the once a week - two weeks crew. However I fully agree that if you use a computer used by others, you should do it at sign off

Shallow Grave Akira Ghost in the Shell Akira Kurosawa's (no releatio to Akira Above)Dreams Gremlins

FLOPPY DISC? What is that? yeah . . . but in all seriousness most computers don't even have floppy disc drives anymore so you're fine

*Sneaks off to make a thread for Ishi in the Just chat section

Bill, I actually use a simular product for my recovery needs as well (though more often then not, it's the other direction I plug the drive being restored-to into it) Thank you for sharing your experience

Haven't actually looked, I'll check next time (Mostly run either puppy or DSL so they don't use much)

It would be better to make those files part of tools>exclude instead of "hiding" them. . . do you know what program is creating these files??? Also it is better to start a new thread and not to piggy back (post into someone elses thread a un/semi-related question)

Doesn't matter, Piriform does not add programs til they are released to public. . . because Piriform is the public and thus gets the programs then expect cleaning for 2010 ~ 1 month after RTP until then, if you want to make a winapp2.ini entry and post it here . . .

me too

Thumbnail cache does not clean thumbs.db, and it is not supposed to [Thumbnail Cache] ID=1029 LangSecRef=3002 LangRef=3131 DetectOS=6.0 Default=true SpecialKey1=N_EX_THUMBNAIL_CACHE FileKey1=%LocalAppData%\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer|thumbcache_*.db FileKey2=%LocalAppData%\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer\ThumbCacheToDelete|thm*.tmp unless Special key is that, but I don't believe it is

Yes that's how delayed works, just switch them to delayed and be done with it I think (perhaps) previous version Instant was running incorrectly.

LOL Good call, I didn't even realize they had an incorrect version Number

EDIT: Sys and Reg are also in this embedded package and thus you can use them for your *1.ini

+1 However this is the correct thing, so I actually was going to change to delayed after checking this topic out from my 17 piriform notifications EDIT: Changed, and you can change it bulk by checking off all "immediate" and then going to switch to delayed

Ident correct: per latest embedded ini [Wipe Free Space] ID=1030 LangSecRef=3004 LangRef=3132 WarningRef=3207 Default=False DetectOS=5.0 SpecialKey1=N_EX_WIPE_MFT_FREE_SPACE SpecialKey2=N_EX_WIPEFREESPACE Default=False

Bloom County/Outlands/Opus