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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!

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

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

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!

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

Thanks so much. I'm curious why Piriform doesn't explain all that on the purchase page of their website? Oh well.

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.

Good news - as predicted, you were correct. The keyboard was set to UK! That was a simple solution...thank you gents!

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!

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

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

Captain Spectacular, thanks very much.

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,

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.

Hello Nergal, yes I suppose it was an observation. It's such a trivial thing it probably doesn't warrant suggestion status!