JDPower
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To find your themes go to:
Start>My Computer>C Drive>Windows>Resources>Themes
Then delete the ones you dont want.
Thanks RRidgely, much appreciated.
You can all get back to posting favourite themes now
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Cheers, that's just the job
(Just got to trawl through the hundreds of boot screens on the site to find the perfect match for the Royale theme )Get http://xpero.msfn.org/, though go through the extra's when downloding it, you may not want some. This will allow you to install any type of theme onto your PC, and replace old idefault windows images with new ones.
I tried XPize briefly but it was a bit too bloated with more options than I understood so didn't keep it. Also it didn't reset all the icons to their originals when reverting to backup before uninstalling, had to system restore to fix the remainder. So wasn't impressed
Anyone able to answer my question about how to uninstall unwanted themes???
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Also can anyone tell me how to change the boring black XP boot screen and recommend a trustworthy site for new themes?
Cheers
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Wow, I can't believe I've gone so long without changing my default theme. That Royale one is brilliant, though I've noticed a couple of slight glitches with it - The details line in disk defrag (volume, session status, file system etc) and in CCleaners issues section (Problem, Data, registry key etc) are no longer shaded, they are plain white. And the words at the top of notepad (File, edit, format etc) have a plain white background whilst the rest of the bar is correctly shaded. Is this normal? (and is there any way to correct it?)
Also really like the look of the Vista style one, Energy Blue, but gonna wait till that one is finished before downloading it.
As I'm new to the whole theme thing can someone tell me how to uninstall any themes I try but don't like as I can't find any way of doing this?
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I don't know about the AOL Adblocks, but do you have word or Open Office? If you don't have word...Open Office is free. Both have resume templates. If you can't find the templates click help and type resume. It'll guide through the steps.
Thanks krit, found them now. I was looking in the OO program for the templates not the website
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I don't know about the AOL Adblocks, but do you have word or Open Office? If you don't have word...Open Office is free. Both have resume templates. If you can't find the templates click help and type resume. It'll guide through the steps.
Yes we've got Open Office but I can't find ANY CV/resume templates. I typed Resume in help and got no results. Can you tell me exactly where I should be looking? (if it makes any difference we're using version 2.0).
I don't really want to change firewall, I use Sygate and am extremely happy with it. I just thought that with Adblock being so popular on Firefox there must be some similar free product that works with AOL but I can't find one (so thought I'd ask you knowledgeable bods
).RRidgely I do use FF most of the time and think its great but have I've got too many sites in my AOL favourites/bookmarks to transfer over to FF (and as far as I know theres no other way of doing this other than manually), so still need to use AOL sometimes. And I still use AOL for my email and don't particularly want to change my email addy by going over to Thunderbird.
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I've been trying to find a couple of of free programs and thought I'd see if anyone here can help.
Firstly I want an ad blocker that works with AOL, ie just like the Firefox Adblock extension, so that I can get rid of Google ads and irritating ad banners.
Also I'm trying to find a free program that helps you write a CV/resume, or some free CV templates somewhere.
Any help would be VERY much appreciated
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As your not a criminal(are you?)
Not as far as I know
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Here is a link to an old topic where this was discussed.
http://forum.ccleaner.com/index.php?showtopic=1952&hl=
It has some good links but the very last one I posted dosent compress the folders and the first link I posted does. I have since then used both of those programs and they both were awesomely.
Dont post in the topic just read it since its very old.
I've been using the Folder Access program recommended at the end of that thread since it was recommended and it works a treat. I only wanted to lock a folder so didn't see the point in getting an encryption program that did more than I needed. Also I only wanted to lock one folder too so the trial element (only four folders lockable) was irrelevent. Highly recommended.
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When MrG has finsihed developing it. Use Eraser until then.
How safe is Eraser for for overwriting free disk space? I've had the program for a while but never had the guts to use this feature as I'm worried it might do harm.
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This topic was dead, I know.
Anyway I remembered someone wanting a program to password protect a folder. Well I was watching tech tv and saw this:
Folder Access
(Free version locks only 4 folders)
Thanks rridgely, only just seen your post. Downloaded the program and it does the job spot on. Cheers
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JD,
I guess you haven't tried Axcrypt. It works just the way you wanted it. On top of that it encrypts the file. Its no harder than right-clicking and enter the password.
And if you want to open it again, just click the file and enter the password again.
That's all. And if you don't like it, then uninstall it.
Its much easier to use than Cryptainer LE.
Try it out.
I might try that if I can't find anything else. One of the things I really liked about Advanced Hide Folders when i tried the trial version was that you could run it in stealth mode, meaning there was no sign of the program on your computer and the only way to access it was via a keyboard shortcut. Meaning no-one even knew you were trying to hide anything.
I'm just surprised, considering theres a free program for nearly everything, that I can't find quite what I'm looking for
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Thanks for the tips but still haven't been able to find quite what I'm looking for. I just want a simple program that will allow me to add a password to some folders to prevent others accessing them, I don't want to encrypt the information or anything like that.
Something just like this: Advanced Hide Folders, but a full free program, not a trial version (which this is, despite what it says
).There must be one out there somewhere, but I can't find it
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Can anyone recommend a free program that I can use to password protect one of the folders on my computer, preferably something pretty simple/basic.
I have found True Crypt (but that seems pretty complicated), Cryptainer (which has a 25 meg limit on the free version) and Dekart Private Disk Light.
Has anyone tried any of these or have any other recommendations?
Cheers
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I'm sure it used to but it isn't now. I'm on AOL9 (WinXP Home) and noticed that pictures I had viewed previously on AOL are coming up straight away instead of loading slowly (Dialup
), despite having run CCleaner and restarted computer since I last viewed the pages. I then clicked on the arrow beside the web address box and it shows every web page I've visited for about 2-3 days, even though I've run CC a few times in that period.I'm sure CCleaner used to clean this - am I wrong?
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We've just got new computer but haven't got Word and Excel on it. GF used these regularly on old computer and is considering paying silly money for MS Office. Basically what I want to know is will OpenOffice open documents created with Word and Excel, and will documents created with OpenOffice be openable (is that a word?) with Word/Excel?
Cheers
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JDPower:
Dial-a-Fix can usually fix it if the problem is related to the Cryptography service. If you need to *reinstall* BITS, try:
http://download.microsoft.com/download/3/c...357-x86-enu.exe
It says it's an update but it may help.
Lemme know what happens.
Bloody hell DJ, your a genius. I've spent 2 months talking to Microsoft, trying lots of suggested cures and none worked. I mention it on here, you recomend a program which, after 30 seconds, has fixed my computer. BITS service has restarted and Windows updates are working again, brilliant.
By the way, reinstalling BITS with the update you linked to doesn't work. I had tried it before but it just says the version on my computer is newer than the update so is not neccessary. Doesn't matter anymore, its FINALLY fixed
Cheers
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No longer in my sig. Sorry.
Here it is:
Checkmark all in #1 and #3 and hit GO.
I've been having the same problem with Windows updates. I'm certain its due to being unable to start the Background Intelligent Transfer Service, I get a service specific error code when it tries to start.
What does the above exe file actually do and is it possible it would help sort the problem with BITS?
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It would be better imo if the CCleaner updater could auto update CCleaner rather than just go to a web page saying if there was an update avail or not.
Not neccessary in my opinion. Personally I don't like to download a new version straight away so that if there are any bugs they are picked up and fixed before I download it.
(Just got to trawl through the hundreds of boot screens on the site to find the perfect match for the Royale theme 
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CCleaner v1.27 - Released!
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Wow, I'm very impressed with this new version. Cleaned an extra 500Mb of junk thanks to the AVG and hotfix cleaning. It hasn't cleaned that much since the first time I used the program.
Don't like the whole toolbar addition but as long as were always offered the slim version without it (and without additional languages - great idea) I'll be very happy.
Thanks for making my favourite, and most used, program even better
Only minor issue, the small CCleaner icon used in the quick launch bar and deskbar is very faint, is it just me with this little issue?