CeeCee
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Another folder which I wrote a cleaning routine for some time ago, and it's included in CCleaner's winapp2.ini add-on is [*Config.msi Folder] which can get some clutter into it over time.
Where that Config.msi folder is? Do you mean Windows/Config folder?
edit: Did some Googling and found out that folder suppose to be in root C:, but i don't got it... Oh, and yes, hidden files were visible.
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Found a couple of unneeded files there. Haven't deleted them yet, though...
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Come on guys, more answers please...
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Is that a beer cooling system??
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Mine currently: System: 32?C/89?F, CPU: 42?C/107?F
Temperature outside is -2.2?C/28.04?F.
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...that permits you to automatically update the HOSTS file from a couple of sources
I bet there's going to be a bunch of "false positive" entries.
I have tried MVPS HOSTS file a couple of times and it just blocks too much valid stuff. I use Ad Muncher to block ads.
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I removed those invalid FlashProp.FlashProp.1 entries and Flash Player still works fine. JFYI...
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Don't use that DivX player, it's a resource hog. At least it was, when i tried it many years ago...
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...that poor cat is totally bewildered. He looks scared of mouse.
Yes, i don't know what they have done with the cat. Maybe they gene-manipulated him/her not to attack mice...
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There's also new warning for 'Opera Web Mail' users. (i think it applies to some other mail services as well.)
Virus warning! Mails that contain attachments and claim to be from the Opera Mail staff are infected by the W32.Beagle.J@mm worm, and should be deleted. Read more about W32.Beagle.J@mm for detailed information.
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Imagine 50 cent beers
Hi Richard and welcome to forum. 50 cent for beer is just too cheap. I would probably drink my self to death, if there is 50 cent Budweisers.
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I've been going through my Finnish language tapes, and I've just "Finnished".
Sorry, the link in the first message is to Swedish web site. There also now video on YouTube:
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It would be nice to know, how secure the system really is on OS level, without an 3rd-party (or Windows build-in) firewall. Of course it would be easy to test with online security tests, BUT i don't like the idea to shut down the firewall, while connected to "big bad" internet.
Can Windows be safe (from incoming attacks), if it's just (fully) patched and securily "tweaked"? Basicly, why to update Windows, if you run an decent firewall...? Of course it's good to update, but i mean basicly...
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Between CCleaner, EasyCleaner and Registry Mechanic, RM is the only one that continually picks up "System Volume Information-Restore" invalid entries.
I have disabled system restore and RM didn't found any 'System Volume Information-Restore' entries.
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It found tons of false positives on my system, out of 57 things it found only 3 from the list were items I deemed invalid. The other stuff I didn't want to mess with.
What kind of false positive entries it (mostly) found? Like i mentioned, for me it mostly found "invalid" file extensions (13 entries). ...Just did some research and ended up to remove 2 of those founded extensions.
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Installed and scanned with it. It found mostly some "invalid" file extensions, that my other cleaners don't found.
I didn't remove then though, because i'm not so sure that they really are invalid. I think that most of those founded file extensions would be re-created, when i launch the app that has created them.
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How come no comments?
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Those are some mighty big drinking cups!
Looks more like buckets to me (that you might need after drinking).
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Tokio university scientists has gene-manipulated mouse, who doesn't fear cats. Thing is, that they used gene-manipulation to remove some cells from the mouse nose, so he/she can't smell the cat.
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In any event I use 7-Zip each and every day
My primary zipping program is UltimateZip. It handles RAR archives also.
Edit: Just noticed from UZ site, that 3.1 version got 7z and 7z sfx support. I got 3.0.3 version.
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Thank you very much indeed to CeeCee & Andavari
You're welcome.
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It's good to change (some of) your passwords sometimes, even though you are sure, that your password is not in the wrong hands. I change my online banking password maybe 2 times a year. Or atleast once a year. When and if you change, make sure that it's no weaker than previous one.
Your computer temperature?
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-Just copy and paste from earlier message.
I don't know how to get it either.
-You got pretty cool PC.