greyowl2

I use Avira Security Suite with XP. I am thinking that I should also have a separate antispyware app too. Which one is best?

I had the same problem with dialup and FF and Free Download Manager. I went to Major Geeks and downloaded the new slim version with no problems.

Why not use the new feature of CCleaner to wipe the free space?

It happens to the best of us.

Thanks for the reference. I was actually responding to Vampiric's earlier post. I just tried this browser today and it is quite good. It is a spinoff of Chromium which is also the source of Google Chrome. However, Iron does not have the privacy issues that are present with Chrome. It doesn't have many features developed yet, but it has a lot of potential.

Possibly SRWareIron could be added by someone to winapp2.ini I would not know how to configure this but I expect other with be familiar with the procedure.

TwistedMetal, Thanks for updating winapp2. Looks good, except there is still a duplicate of YahooToolbar. Not a big deal. Thanks again, greyowl

Thanks for the analysis.

I am wondering it Opera or Chrome would be faster at browsing than FF 3--I have dialup. I use FF 3 now. Does anyone have any experience with all 3 to compare?

The only thing that is related is Yahoo is one of the choices in my search engines. Would this be considered a Yahoo toolbar?

As a result of installing winapp2.ini, I have several duplicate entries (the new ones begin with an *) such as Nero Burning ROM, Adobe Flash, Adobe Reader, Yahoo Toolbar, WinRAR, and WMP. I have been running CC with all checked with no problems. Do they do potentially slightly different things? Should I select one or continue with all selected? Curiously, I don't have YahooToolbar on my computer, so that entry is a mistake. Right? Any help will be appreciated.

Thank you for the information.

Thanks for the help.

Thanks for the help. I am actually looking for a small app that I can have on my computer since I don't always have internet access.

I am looking for a good Unit Converter ie for converting measurements for distance, volume, time, fuel consumption, weight, etc. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks for the link.

Is there a portable version of version 5.7 of Eraser?

I have some financial documents that I need to erase so they cannot ever be retrieved. Is the CCleaner's secure delete adequate or would I be better to use another app such as Eraser?

I always use the AC Adapter, never batteries. I think I figured it out--this is the Intel Speed Step Technology working.

Is there another secure delete app that you would recommend?

Below is the link--the comment on Nov 11/07 identifies the problem: http://fileforum.betanews.com/review/1100194579/1/view

I guess this means it works adequately now.

I have an older Dell laptop with a 1.6Ghz pentium processor and 512 mb of RAM. I I recently noticed that when I click Properties on MyComputer sometimes it show: 1.60 GHz, 512 MB of RAM ---- and other times it shows: 591 MHz, 512 MB of RAM. Does anyone have an idea of what is happening? Thanks for your help.

I read some comments on CC on FileForum that identified an issue with the secure delete. They said that it does not work and the items can be recovered with undelete software. Is this an old problem that has been corrected now or still a current problem? Thanks for your help.

I agree. I tried IE7 and it was unbelieveably slow--waiting several minutes for a web page to open sometimes.