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How much free space do you have on the hard drive and how long do you leave CC running?
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But that's a cake, surely it should be a mince pie chart
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I just got lost in thought. It wasn't familiar territory
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I need to put a image/photo program on my computer. I just want a general purpose program. I am looking for suggestion on what would be best.
Thanks for your help.
Depends what you want to use it for. I use Irfanview for for basic photo editing (cropping, levels etc) and GIMP for more serious photoshopping type stuff
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This could make for a very interesting topic, its not something I've really looked into. QT Tabbar and Findexer look interesting, shall certainly be trying QT out (why have tabbed Windows never occurred to me before as an idea worth looking up
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Only things I have installed that would maybe be considered and explorer addon would be Eraser (5.7) which I use as a right click replacement for the standard delete, and Styler to pretty up the explorer toolbars. Tried Teracopy a while back but never found it particularly advantageous for my uses.
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You may have missed this JD, but I've got sound reasons for sticking with the 2008 version. Have a read in case you're tempted to upgrade to the 2010 version.
It's a long thread so I've linked to the relevant part.
Yeah think I did miss that. My reasons were almost solely based on not having any interest in the added bloat now in it and the 08 version is problem free for me (important for a software of this nature), though I did have a glance through their forum when my 08 version ran out and it just proved my decision right from what I read (and I now have the 08 installer backed up for when it runs out again next year
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stick with trying Returnil 2008, and not later versions.
And I thought I was the only one sticking with the 08 version
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IIRC this particular file was removed from the Flash Player cleaning due to complaints of Flash settings being reset (I have it as a custom file to be deleted)
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Thanks for the responses. I ran CCleaner in Safe Mode and that solved the issue. Thanks again. Issue resolved.
Thanks for letting us know
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I run CCleaner Registry cleanup. 2 Missing shared DLLs always show up. I let CCleaned fix the issues. CCleaner reports the items as fixed. These same 2 missing shared DLLs always reappear. CCleaner can't permanently clean the missing shared DLLs. Should I run REGEDIT and manually delete the shared DLLs from the registry.
Here are details:
Missing Shared DLL C:\Windows\system32\ZoneLabs\isafeif.dll
Missing Shared DLL C:\Windows\system32\ZoneLabs\vetredir.dll
The odds are they are just being recreated after they are deleted, if that is the case deleting them in regedit would just have the same result. If they bother you could exclude them in Options>Exclude to stop them showing up all the time.
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do i have to manually clean cookies or ccleaner auto cleans them
Click the run cleaner button and CC will delete them. If you want to keep any, eg for sites requiring a login, go to Options>Cookies first and move the needed cookie from the 'Cookies to delete' to the 'Cookies to keep' side.
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Wow ... you must accidentally delete a lot of files
Who said anything about accidentally deleting files? Some people, me included (and by the sound of it Sharktank), use it to overwrite all recoverable files, saving on the additional disk wear (and time) of overwriting all free space.
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oh and don't for get wither or not you're shaped.
Which no doubt everyone will be eventually
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At the risk of repeating myself, it already does.
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I could not live with myself for not pointing out the obvious to the sleepy headed
And is that what you consider members of this forum to be
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Have just done the above again to to see if I could repeat it and sure enough running disk cleanup's "Remove old restore points" after deleting all old RPs with CCleaner removes more data than CC did.
Surely a bug or CCleaner missing something it should be deleting.
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Well, Most people will agree that 35 passes is pointles
That's not true, it's great for giving 35 times more wear on your HD every run
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Their latest declaration (along with a re-release of the freeware version of 360) admits not all the definitions were theirs but still doesn't quite take the blame.
Gotta love the irony in this comment: "IObit would like to work with all anti-malware vendors"
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My question is has/will CCleaner get these guys sooner, not later? What say you, Bill P?
It already does. Who the hell's Bill P???
(Oh and your email addy in your sig is not a great idea
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Huh?!?! Are you two the same person?
I'm sure I am seeing the same issue actually. As I suspected there to be a discrepancy I let my restore points build up over the last week, used JKDefrag to move system volume information folder to some free space to see it clearly. Deleted all available restore points with CCleaner and the block of files shrunk by about 30%. Then ran disk cleanup's delete old restore points and the block of files shrunk to about a tenth of the size.
WinXP Home, CC2.21 (I know it's an old CC version but as far as I'm aware the restore point code hasn't changed in subsequent releases so though it was worth posting)
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I saw this vid a year ago.
Me too, I thought I'd seen it here but could be wrong
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While this would work, the downside is that the services you disable in one user profile would remain disabled when the user logged into other accounts.
I believe he is referring to a method that he can disable then re-enable services. Check theorica website for a free product called gamexp & be sure to backup your current settings before you begin so you can undo them later.
That would be possible with a batch file, if the OP is interested I will pass on a batch file newbie guide I wrote for exactly what he wants to do (ie one click to stop services of choice, launch game and have services restarted on game exit).
Using Recuva after using CCleaner / MS Word docx files
in CCleaner
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Do you have the 'Wipe free space' option ticked in CCleaner's advanced section?