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Playing electric bass in my blues/rock band, travel, food, horology, geology, woodworking, metalworking, electronics.
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Thank you for your suggestions. I'll give both of those a good look next time I get time. Much appreciated!
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I have an extensive collection of mp3 files, likely in the thousands. I would like a way to create a list, sorted by (1) genre, (2) artist, (3) album name, and finally (4) song title. For example, one such genre I have a lot of is blues music. But... under the blues category, I have songs by many artists. Each artist might have several or many albums. I'd like to be able to create such a list and then print it out. It's going to be a LONG list no matter what, but to keep it as short as possible I'd like to be able to customize the grouping & sorting so as to eliminate as much repetiti
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That's very interesting to know - yesterday evening, I found out exactly why MBAM advises an uninstall of version 2 prior to installation of version 3! Not being aware of MBAM's favored protocol, I simply downloaded the newest version while version 2 was still on my computer. The end result was a small popup that reads "Cannot access the program".... or something like that. I was unable to launch MBAM at all. But it was late, so I just decided to go to bed. Well, just a few moments ago, after my morning ritual which involves beginning the day's computer boot up and fetching a cup of coffee
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Thanks so much for the quick response, Nukecad! I appreciate your advice. I didn't know that Malwarebytes was designed to run alongside other AV's. And, yes.. my copy of Malwarebytes is upgraded to MB3. Thanks once again!
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I am running Windows 7 Home Premium, 64-bit SP1. It has AMD Athlon II X2 220 Processor, 16GB Ram, ATI Radeon 3000 Graphics. I ALWAYS keep the machine constantly updated. My question is what to do about my antivirus software. I have been running Kaspersky Internet Security AND Malwarebytes Premium simultaneously. It might be ridiculous to run both at once, but there it is. My Kaskpersky is reporting that my 1-year subscription is going to expire in 7 days, so I'd like to know what you all would suggest. Can I get by with Malwarebytes Premium alone, by itself? Should I not run Kasper
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Thanks so much. I'm curious why Piriform doesn't explain all that on the purchase page of their website? Oh well.
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I've been running CCleaner Free for several years now, and I'd like to purchase the professional edition for my home computers. Do I need to purchase separate licenses for all three of my home computers? Or will one license cover multiple computers, like some anti-virus programs? Looking at the CCleaner purchase page, I can't really tell. Thanks in advance.
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Good news - as predicted, you were correct. The keyboard was set to UK! That was a simple solution...thank you gents!
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Hazelnut, thanks - I'll bet that has something to do with it. Unfortunately I'm not at the computer in question, so I'll have to wait until I go back to my wife's workplace. I will give it a look and report back here. Thanks again!
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Hello, I'm not sure if this belongs in the hardware section or the software section. Anyway, I ran into a very peculiar problem recently at my wife's office. Her computer runs just fine except the keyboard has a strange problem. The @ and the " are switched! Not the physical keys, but the result of pressing the keys. When you press the @ symbol, what appears on the monitor is ". And the opposite is true, too.... when you press the " symbol, what appears on the monitor is the @. Just to be clear, I'm talking about the @ symbol, directly over the "2" key on the upper row. And the " symbol
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I use an external hard drive to back up my photos and music files. All of a sudden, seemingly out of nowhere, I cannot delete files from the drive! HELP!!! Before I do a new backup, I normally delete the folder from the previous backup, and then perform the backup of the same folder with the latest photo additions. It used to be that all I had to do was plug in my external hard drive into the USB port, and then navigate to the folder I want to delete - all I had to do was right-click on the folder and select "Delete". But now, the "Delete" option isn't even there at all!! The "Properties" opt
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Captain Spectacular, thanks very much.
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I have an .avi film clip stored on my hard drive that I would like to split into smaller fragments. I'm running Win-7 Professional, 64-bit. I tried Windows Live Movie Maker, but I just can't figure out how to perform the split at a chosen location once I've loaded the film clip. What's the EASIEST-TO-USE freeware program to do what I want? Or should I try Windows Live Movie Maker again? If so, would someone walk me through the steps? Thanks in advance,
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I used AVG free for years until it let a virus slip through and did some serious damage to my Vista 32-bit laptop. Since then it's ESET Smart Security 4. No problems since then. Effortless updating.
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Hello Nergal, yes I suppose it was an observation. It's such a trivial thing it probably doesn't warrant suggestion status!