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The non-bundle version is typically what they have listed on the FileHippo.com Winamp download page, which is the reason why I download it from them, although it's easy to get the non-bundle version simply by modifying the download .exe name to for example: winamp###_full.exe ### represents the current three digit Winamp version.

I'm thinking it was sometime around the year 1999 or 2000 if I remember correctly and it was spyware/adware from using GoZilla download manager and FlashGet download manager. The only "virus" if it can be called that was in 1999 using McAfee VirusScan, it detected 8 or so viruses in it's own signature file updates. All other problems I've had come from the "biggest virus" known which is Windows and Windows errors or malfunctions.

I think you should do that thread up just like TwistedMetal has done with winapp2.ini. In other words lock it so that only a mod/admin can input new recommendations which would keep everything neat and tiddy and into only one post. The only thing I don't like about the freeware thread is the other posts in there that are asking questions - keeping the thread on topic makes it much quicker and easier to use - hence my suggestion to lock the new Software FAQ. Edit: Duh, you already locked it. BTW, don't forget to add Personal Message links so people can easily submit recommendations!

Perhaps you have something selected in: Cleaner > Cleaner Settings > Advanced I'd think it would be Window Size/Location Cache.

If the download isn't working delete your browser cache/temporary internet files and download it again. The .exe is in the archive: # Report generated by WinRAR# Archive Regdellnull.zip2005-11-28 12:53 893 501 a65bf702 README.TXT2005-12-06 09:49 40960 17713 22566ab1 RegDelNull.exe## Total Size Packed Files# 41853 18214 2

That was my experience using the trial version in the year 2000, total crap.

Do as rridgely stated, and once you reconfigure MS Office 2003 to your liking do the following: Click Start > All Programs > Microsoft Office > Microsoft Office Tools > Microsoft Office 2003 Save My Settings Wizard It will save your preferred settings into the My Documents folder, at any time something messes with the settings, etc., you can quickly restore them using Microsoft Office 2003 Save My Settings Wizard.

Maybe, but I use WinRAR to create all my backups in the .rar archive format. Also I use it's SFX RAR Module to make install scripts.

Good info Ultimate Predator

Someone is bringing up the old prefetch crap again. Read old threads before bringing up old bs.

Things that Norton System Works can fix can be found online, allot of fixes are listed at http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm, others can be found just by searching for them or asking for help in a forum. There's usually one or many freeware alternatives to expensive commercial products. eTrust EZ Antivirus won't fix issues like registry errors, hard disk errors, etc., it's a virus scanner that prevents and removes viruses and other similiar threats such as trojans, etc. I'm not sure if they offer anything on par with System Works, just check their website to see if they do.

Enable is the default setting for Navigate Sub-frames in Internet Explorer. I've never changed that setting.

I also use WinRAR, there's no replacement for it, at least that's what I think.

TUGZip has been listed in the freeware thread for about 6 months now, originally posted by TwistedMetal.

The other time it happened you posted about it here: http://forum.ccleaner.com/index.php?showtopic=3385 Since it seems to be a registry related issue that nobody except the developer will probably know about, PM the CCleaner developer MrG and point him in the direction of both threads you've started about the issue. The first one: http://forum.ccleaner.com/index.php?showtopic=3385 This one: http://forum.ccleaner.com/index.php?showtopic=3468

I can't comment on how CCleaner works with Norton. However, in the past I've seen various registry cleaners destroy Norton Antivirus to the point where it would have to be uninstalled and then reinstalled. That is of course in part the fault of Symantec due them putting so much in the registry that doesn't look valid which will have some registry cleaners listing a ton of entries to be removed. If you use any registry cleaner that can exclude entries make sure you exclude while any Norton or other Symantec product is installed: Norton, Symantec If you uninstall all Norton and Symantec products remove those names from the exclude list to find a horde of left over remnants in the registry.

The new logo looks very good!

I have the setting enabled. Here's what the info is on it (screenshot):

Same here! If I had known about OpenOffice when purchasing my system back in December 2003 I could have saved $300 plus dollars USD, and could have instead either kept that money or used that money for slightly better hardware, a bigger monitor, or an even larger secondary hard disk.

The best way to unpack RAR archives is to use the official freeware UnRAR for Windows (or whatever OS you have), it's command-line but works like a charm.

Place the program in C:\Windows or wherever your Windows OS directory is, then simply start a Command Prompt to use the program. Command Line programs are much quicker to use when placed in C:\Windows since you won't have to use the change directory command ("cd") just to use them.

To easy way to allow all users to easily have access to CCleaner is: * Right click the CCleaner shortcut on the Desktop for your user profile and select Cut. * Open C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Desktop then right click and select Paste. CCleaner will now be available to all user profiles on your system. CCleaner can also be launched for different user profiles this way: * Click Start->Run->Type in (including the quotes): "C:\Program Files\CCleaner\ccleaner.exe" You'll of course have to configure CCleaner for each user profile as all settings are stored separately in HKEY_CURRENT_USER. To successfully use the Issues scanner a user profile will need to have Administrator priveleges turned on.

I just learnt something new!

Having CCleaner automatically run, already discussed here: http://forum.ccleaner.com/index.php?showtopic=3166 Suggestions thread: http://forum.ccleaner.com/index.php?showtopic=4

On my system the MS scanner is just as fast as the Trend Micro scanner and my installed eTrust EZ Antivirus, however that's only after disabling installed av resident shields during the online scan which will decrease the overall scan time by 15-25% or more. Also the MS scanner updates much faster (on dial-up) versus the one from Trend Micro. The Trend Micro scanner would take so long to download the signature files on my dial-up that it was a better choice to instead download AVAST, AVG or some other installable AV scanner and then just uninstall it once scanning was completed.