CeeCee
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...but I am going to have to learn to carefully read through them and not be so hasty in deleting everything the Reg Seeker finds.
Exactly. Right click selected entrie that you want to remove and click "Delete...". You can select multiple entries by pressing Control on keyboard while selecting enties that you want to remove.
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...the old program damaged my Flash Player, but uninstalling and downloading a new version is a bit of a pain, but not a big problem.
Just don't delete those flash entries that RegSeeker founds and there will be no problem with flash player.
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It's not very safe/recommened to delete ALL invalid entries that RegSeeker founds. Download that Andavari's customized exclude.ini. Rename original exclude.ini example to exclude.old and then put that customized exclude.ini to RegSeeker folder.
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Just wanna mention, that flash player bug is fixed on latest RegSeeker (1.52). http://www.hoverdesk.net/freeware.htm
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i have used MRU-Blaster for a long,long time. It's set run on start up,but it's not clearing those Word Viewer MRUs. Those WV MRUs really not seem to be stored anywhere,reg. key or a file. That's why i really don't know how to clean those MRUs.
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I use that. Not much use of it anyway..
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I have no idea how to clear Microsoft Word Viewer 97 recent file list? I haven't found any file or registry key where those files could be saved.
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i have no idea how to clear Microsoft Word Viewer 97 recent file list? I haven't found any file or registry key where those files could be saved.
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This update 9 is quite minor update. I just recently upgraded to 8 and i'm not going to up upgrade to this latest one.
Here's changelog: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/ReleaseNotes.html#150_09
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It's indeed a Windows Update feature. At shutdown Windows looks for freshly downloaded Windows Update to install, and will present you with a prompt at shutdown if they're found.
"WUAutoUpdateAtShutdown failed" > error 8024000C generally points to some kind of a network issue.
Not sure why it appears while you have automatic updates disabled though . Maybe it's precisely because you have them disabled...
BTW, go to Start > Run > Services.msc and scroll down to the Automatic Updates Service. Is it in fact disabled?
Yes,it's disabled for sure.
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Sorry folks. I just found out how to uninstall it. I have uninstalled it and downloaded a new version and it is now working fine. This is the second time that I have had to do this, and I don't know what the problem is. Perhaps this is something that I will just have to live with.
Thanks.
Do you use any registry cleaners? Example Regseeker and RegScrubXP found some flash reg. entries as invalid. So if you delete them, that may cause flash not to work proberly.
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Is Windows XP searching updates to install during shutdown? I looked my WindowsUpdate.log and there was entries like; "Install at shutdown: no updates to install" and "WUAutoUpdateAtShutdown failed". Is there anyway to disable that? I have WU automatic updates disabled.
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/FileExts/ registry entries that CCleaner finds are left by files you dealing with, that aren't associated with any programs (open with...). once you choose to that file program to open with,it's no longer unnessesary registry key. example, open .bak with notepad and so on...
so those /FileExts/ entries that CCleaner or some other reg. cleaner finds,are SAFE to delete.
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no i don't.
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nope.
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don't give me any f*ckin Google links,i always search with Google before posting any topics. and if don't find enough/any info with that,then i post. and BTW,read previous messages,that link was already gaved.
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i think it must be this Temporary File often used by a Browser or TWAIN Device. what is TWAIN Device? can Diskeeper 10 create those files? i'm just curious...
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i don't have printer or scanner.
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i ran CCleaner and noticed that there was some twain and twunk .MTX files in temp folder. what are those files and what creates them. i defraged HD with Diskeeper 10 just before running CCleaner.
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here's another thing what you can try in Windows XP,if your icons are messed up; delete file iconcache.db. it's hidden file in C:\Documents and Settings\<user>\Local Settings\Application Data folder.
iconcache.db will be recreated after reboot.
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if you delete another QTPlayerSession.xml file (it's FileKey3 in winapp.ini),Quicktime Player "Player Preferences" also resets to default settings. has anybody else noticed this?
so workaround to this problem is delete FileKey3 under [Quicktime Player] in winapp.ini.
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Yes. CCleaner will delete that if the "hotfix uninstaller" option if fixed.
WTF!. i have deleted that folder manually long time ago,because i have no reason to uninstall SP2 and it took lot of space. but that should not be under "hotfix uninstallers" in CCleaner. you can easely delete it by mistake with CCleaner,ever even knewing doing it. and then when you want to uninstall SP2,suddenly you can't because of that! big NO NO to that option. SP2 isn't just like anyother hotfix.
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yes, SP2 creates $NtServicePackUninstall$ folder. is CCleaner programmed to delete that also,when "hotfix uninstallers" is checked? if so,it's absolute disaster.
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Not exactly. If you have a downloaded SP2, or WMP Beta11 you do not want to use the "hotfix uninstaller" option.
SP2 uninstall files are on its own separate folder,there not in "$NtUninstall..." folder. and like hotfixes,if you are sure you never need to uninstall it,then you can remove it.
Remove files by extension
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You can use Windows own search (Start-Search) for that; Just type example *.bak to search box,specify location and start searching. Then press Ctrl+A to select all and remove.