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I've removed the screenshot, it was working when I posted it but not now I see, time to completely abandon Pixpipeline because of issues with it in the past too. The button Augeas was talking about is on the bottom right in the registry cleaner, it's titled: Fix selected issues

Assuming you're using the newest v5 build of CCleaner You can familiarize yourself with CCleaner and other Piriform software by viewing the Docs/Help site: http://www.piriform.com/docs

You're trying to export before it cleans? I think it will only create the .REG backup as it is actively cleaning.

So what's the consensus of all you early adopters, would any of you consider W10 still more of a beta than a final release?

Correct Trium, Comodo Dragon is based on Chromium/Google Chrome or as I like to say a Chrome-clone. I've left Dragon awhile ago because I could never update past a March 2014 build of it, if I tried any newer version it would work for a few minutes and then endlessly start crashing or causing a BSOD -- even when trying to start out completely fresh with a brand new profile. I now use SRWare Iron Portable (another Chrome-clone) which hasn't given me any issues, yet. Deutsch SRWare Iron link for you Trium.

Topic closed as it will go nowhere.

dty, if you keep requesting for us to translate you'll become a disturbance and nuisance in topics, etc., meaning you'll eventually get banned.

Or you can use the Portable version since it has Monitoring completely disabled - i.e.; no way to start Monitoring at all.

Something for them to do when they get time to get around to it.

Have to tell you that just isn't likely to happen, nobody gets paid on here that volunteers and likely also don't have the time to re-write what someone posts.

The aftermath of an 18 Wheeler that totaled a Ford F-150 pickup truck. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmpgbY3BPJY

Do note that regular users may know something you're asking for help on versus the moderation staff - we're just regular users that volunteer, and we definitely don't know everything nor are we always on the forums non-stop. As for posting about your game TO on here, you aren't likely to get any support on here. What you want needs to go to the game developer directly on their site.

You don't want to delete everything it shows you, and especially don't delete any system files (.exe, .dat, .dll, .ocx) as that will likely break programs and Windows requiring restoration.

There's a local computer shop that stopped upgrading it for people, too many issues. They said they'll try the upgrades again in 2016.

Google translation from French to English (not perfect, but it will do):

People would be wondering if it was Win10 compatible or not, good to see you've stated it works.

What is: TO I.e.; the full name not abbreviated because I haven't a clue what it is. Some game I think. You can give game developers ideas directly either by posting on their forums or emailing them.

MVPS HOSTS File updated 5 August 2015 http://winhelp2002.mvps.org/hosts.htm

If XP Home is SP2 there's a known issue: http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=43027&do=findComment&comment=260079

Try Firefox (or a clone of it), or Chrome (or a clone of it). I've never liked browsing this forum with Internet Explorer as it does things slightly different but more-over slightly annoying when compared to popular third party browsers.

I've split the above posts from the original topic, since it went off topic.

One thing I just remembered was that old Firefox Portable v28.0 was a clean "install", and I upgraded over it to Firefox Portable v39.0, so only one update and one profile change I've had since v28.0 - which could've been why I didn't have any slowness issue.

For me it is significantly faster than the previous Firefox Portable v28.0 I was holding onto forever. One of the main reasons I even updated was for faster speed. Perhaps it's your Firefox profile (my old profile worked fine), or add-ons. Usually it's the profile which has to start anew to remedy any speed issues in Firefox.

I finally bit the bullet and upgraded to Firefox v39.0, I don't care for the changes in it but at least it's new.

The usual stuff to try: * Empty Temporary Internet Files * Reboot your modem if it's cable or DSL. * Restart your computer. Possibly that old version of IE doesn't help matters, some sites won't allow browsing when someone uses IE 8.x.