redhawk
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It will defrag your hard drive according to the rules you set via Defraggler's Schedule menu option.
Richard S.
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CCleaner isn't designed to fix software problems although it may help in some situations.
LibMouseNetM.dll is malware related - http://vil.nai.com/vil/content/v_414968.htm
It's not clear whether AVG is failing to remove the trojan horse or it keeps restoring itself.
Richard S.
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Sounds like an IP ban too which is kind of pointless if the troublemaker is on a dynamic IP address.
Beware of using proxies though, server admins can spy on network traffic and steal your login details.
Richard S.
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Speccy doesn't always give out the correct information especially for newish hardware so no it's not always right.
Therefore I would have to say information provided on the manufacturing website is the one you should trust.
Richard S.
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why lol??
Richard S.
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As long as you're not downloading or moving large files then it's perfectly fine to work while Defraggler runs in the background.
Richard S.
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Facebook may delete your account but they'll still keep your details on record for legal reasons.
Richard S.
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Trend Micro's RootkitBuster doesn't support System Service Despatch Table checking which in my opinion is an essential requirement for rootkit detection.
I can't say I've had any false positive results with the registry scan, however I'm less than impressed with this program.
If you want to try other rootkit detects then I would recommend: Radix Antirootkit, Kernel Detective, Rootkit Unhooker, Rootrepeal and IceSword (run from a clean boot).
Richard S.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Google check old web browsers via User Agent strings like they do with YouTube.
You can easily spoof User Agent strings with Firefox and interestingly enough so can Internet Explorer 6.
Richard S.
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I use "C:\Program Files\Speccy\Speccy.exe /debug". I get the following error msg:
It sould be "C:\Program Files\Speccy\Speccy.exe" /debug the double quotes are required around filename path which contains spaces because spaces are normally used to denote parameters or arguments.
Richard S.
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What kind of hard drive do you have??
Richard S.
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This bird certainly knows how to dance.
Richard S.
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Why would you want to add support for TrueCrypt disk encryption software??
Richard S.
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Talking of problem sites has anyone noticed the BBC news / iplayer service running a little flakey today??
Richard S.
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If a site goes down I use the traceroute tool for linux or tracert.exe in Windows.
Richard S.
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No, I installed with and without the option enabled. No difference.
It looks like a bug then, not sure if this is an XP only issue since I don't have access to Vista / Windows 7.
Richard S.
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You usually have better success recovering files from a hard drive if they have only been deleted a few days ago.
2 to 3 months is really pushing your changes because disk read / write activity would have certainly destroyed your data.
Deep scan while useful in some situations doesn't always work because it can detect fragments that look like files but turns out to be total gibberish.
Richard S.
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Just click on the "START DOWNLOAD" button to start downloading.
Richard S.
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I don't have this option either, perhaps it's only applicable to then shell extension option enabled by the installer??
Richard S.
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How long have these files been deleted??
Richard S.
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The Windows defrag tool and Piriform Defraggler both use the same defragging API so to answer your question YES it should work.
I'm not sure why you want to defrag a TV SAT hard drive it's unlikely to contain files with many fragments or cause playback problems.
Richard S.
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Try forcing Windows to reassign *.AVI files by doing Start, Run, (exactly as shown below)
"C:\WINDOWS\system32\rundll32.exe" C:\WINDOWS\system32\shell32.dll,OpenAs_RunDLL .avi
Tick "Always use the selected program to open this kind of file", click "Browse" and select the location of WMP which should be "C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\wmplayer.exe"
Richard S.
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Sort Cookies by Date
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Cookies store expiry dates they don't store creation dates so I doubt this would be possible to implement.
Furthermore I fail to see how cookies in date order would be helpful you either need them or you don't.
Richard S.