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rlshosting

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  1. I notice that after windows installs it takes longer to refresh the icons on my desktop, start menu, and in Windows Explorer. Would it be possible to add a icon cache cleaner to ccleaner? Thanks a million. ;)

  2. When I run ccleaner the firefox icons disappear. You can click them but you can not see the pictures.

     

    In the start menu, it does not delete the program completely after running ccleaner after its uninstalled. It says the name of the program in the folder and then it just says empty as a link after the folder no matter what program is installed.post-30352-1257977630_thumb.png

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  3. If I want to be sure that all files are defragmented, I boot into the windows recovery console and run a command line defrag. I think Defraggler does a great job on my XP SP3 machines even when windows is running in normal mode. I disable hibernation and system restore on all my XP machines, which may account for a smoother experience.

     

    I checked out the new defraggler. Very impressive on my computer now. :D

  4. When I uninstall programs, I wish that ccleaner updated the install list or it automatically refreshed the list after uninstalling an item.

     

    I could delete the entry but I would rather have it delete the entry automatically or refresh every so often.

     

    Edit: Now it won't delete the entry after I click ok.

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  5. I wasn't talking about OS in general, the move to VISTA wasn't a good idea on his part. I wasn't speaking on defraggler when I told him to move from that OS. I was basically telling him not to get off XP Pro until Windows 7 comes out. So that wasn't a remedy to his problem, simply a suggestion.

     

    To rishosting;

     

    It may be a title but a title that I earned going to school. I wasn't trying to say, I'm right BECAUSE I'M AN IT SPECIALIST... I was saying, BEING an IT specialist you work with COUNTLESS computers, which would be a more controlled test rather than doing it on one computer. Am I right to assume that rishosting?

     

    Sorry I didn't make myself clearer when I wrote that. I can see how you could perceive that wrong.

     

    Ya. Your right. I see what you mean now. :)

  6. I use Smart Defrag and Auslogics Disk Defrag. Both products work on anything including Vista without Safe Mode.

     

    A IT Specialist is just a title. It doesn't prove how smart an individual is with a computer. Its a job. Anybody can be a Information Technology Specialist with a lot a of time on the computer depending on how much time is spent. I spend an average 8 hours or more each day on the computer. Countless hours on a computer and it seems to be quite fun. ;)

  7. It reminds of the windows defrag but a lot faster.

     

    It said that some files could not be defragged. It even tries to defrag files that are in use. It needs a skip option. I would like to defrag multiple drives at once either. I have a competitor defragger and it defrags everything completely with out issues.

     

    I believe it does need quite a bit of work. I have been holding off on this product for quite a bit. I will use ccleaner and thats it for now. Recuva is ok but it needs to be a lot better as well.

     

    I have had issues on xp service pack 3 and now i am on vista home premium service pack 1 but I am upgrading to service pack 2 soon. Its a 32bit system as well.

     

    Thanks for reading.

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