krit86lr
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I personally wouldnt install such a "software suite offered for free by ISP".
That dont sound good in my ears, heh.
The software that he is referring to is fine.
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I never experienced it deletes any software from the computer.
Maybe you installed those software in the TEMP folder.
agreed
Also, download Winapp2.ini. There is a link in my signature.
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You can't deactivate "Are you sure you want to fix all selected issues". It's a safety measure.
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ccleaner is not the safest product... sometimes it makes trouble and applications don't work anymore after cleaning registry (e.g. ms office).
But I've never seen that it deletes applications... strange.
In situations like this, there is almost always a problem with the PC and not CCleaner.
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I've never needed to restore any of the backups I've made of registry entries CCleaner removed, so I really do think it's quite safe. With CCleaner backups and System Restore you're doubly covered in case of problems - unless something removed from the Registry cripples your OS so badly that it won't even boot up. That's why I suggested ERUNT, with it you'd have all eventualities covered - not that I think you need it. I have it - and I've never used those backups either. But I'm a paranoid...
I have never had to restore my backups either. I make a back up (even tho I have ERUNT too for high security, LOL) and after a few days when everything is running good I delete the backup.
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Spot-on the log shows a broken LSP!
Good! That's what I was hoping would show up.
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Finally someone who has had the same problem
no never used HJT definately will try it and post a log asap.Perfect! After Andy is finished helping you I will help you finish, okay?
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Hi Misao. That isn't a browser error. I was having the same problem for 3 weeks. It was driving me crazy!
I tried everything, 3 different browsers, reconfiguring my network, computer repairs, etc....The problem ended up being with my ISP. My ISP insisted that nothing was wrong, but when a tech came out they found many problems with the wires.
Have you had your machine checked for malware? Have you posted a HJT log here? If you have had your machine checked was any malware removed? Sometimes after removing malware this problem can occur and you may need to do a winsock fix.
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Will you do me a favor?
1. First do a disk cleanup to remove some of the junk.
2. Then Analyze with CCleaner but don't clean anything.
3. When the Analyze results are displayed will you take a screen shot and post them here? That way we can see where CCleaner is removing the files from.
Thanks
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I seriously doubt that will happen dude.
Sorry, but all PC users need to start learning to backup their computers. That's what needs to happen. It isn't various Programs responsibility to predict acciential deletion of files. Its a User responsibility to make backups. -
When using = CCleaner = Issues / Scan = I have the file = kdb = repeatedly appearing. After using CCleaner "Fixing' I find the same file appears again in a new = Issues" scan.
Any assistance/help on same?
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After using CCleaner I have after unchecking the = Word 2002 = Options = General =
Automatically create drawing canvas when insterting auto shapes =
returning back to "default" [reticked]
Have found by unchecking = Applications = Office 2003 / Office Xp = the Word
program retains my unchecked option.
Comments please
Hi Colin and Welcome
It sounds to me like that file is being re-created by the program. Do this for me. Run your Issues Scan and fix that file (but keep Word closed) then run your Issues Scan again immediately to see if it appears. Also, can you give me a screen shot, I am not exactly clear on what that the file is.
Thanks
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Welcome Jerry
Can you a bit more specific? Where are the account numbers stored on your computer, or do you mean your personal account numbers? And which version of CCleaner are you using? And what OS are you running?
Thanks
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Hell and welcome
Which version of CCleaner are you using? Are you saying that your recent documents aren't being cleaned?
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There won't be any ramifications. I think that CC cleans the search history.
Have fun!
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Thanks MrG! It's awesome, no problems here!
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Russian???........DAMN......I thought you were trying to kick your way out of a straight jacket.
What's really funny is when you click on the pic, in Firefox, you get a little tiny lokoike favicon in the address bar.
Rock On! I am actually online right now! Weeeeeeeeeee! I am so happy. My ISP is really f***ed up right now. I'm just happy to be able to give one post right now.
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HEHE roxio...
Well. You won't be laughing when you start having problems again. Did you see Andavari's last post? That's exactly what I told you to begin with.
As for making fun of me.....w00t!! w00t!! Go right on ahead.
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Dude that's really funny.
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grown-ups.
lol.
What are you saying zaphirer? Maybe you should be showing us some moves too? hehehehe
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Welcome
If it gave you an access error then you could try repairing your permissions to fix the problem. Download DAF Medium.
Launch DAF > click Tools > click Repair Permissions > click GO
Let us know if this works
K
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All that I can tell you sweetie is to post on the IE7 beta board. There have been may reports with IE7 beta cookie problems.
When was the last time that you installed XP btw?
Good Luck!
K
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LOTW! I'm still waiting to see the Robot! Show us your moves
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Nope! No worm, I can't go quite that far.
But many margharitas! heheheheTonight it's wine LMAO Weeeeeeeeeeeeee!
Now get to steppin' sucka!
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No, but I think another 40 would do nicely.
Or some tequila for that matter. Tequila is the culprit for this thread starting in the first place.
Now get to steppin'! hahaha
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I have been having the same problem. MSN has been having problems with their site for 2 weeks now. In my case it isn't my network so it might not be yours either. Hope this helps.
no never used HJT definately will try it and post a log asap.
Anti-spyware Corruption
in Software
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There it is! rtdrvmon.exe is in C:\WINDOWS\TEMP
What Is Rtdrvmon.exe and Why Is It Used in Lexmark Software? ID:ENUS17808
Rtdrvmon.exe is a low-level scanner driver that enables scanning for the Lexmark X1150 and other Lexmark All-In-One devices. For an explanation of its behavior, please refer to the information below.
* The software needs this file in order to perform scanning operations, which is why the software re-extracts the file when it detects that it has been deleted. After re-extraction, the file is placed in the \windows\temp folder.
* The file is embedded as a resource in one of the .DLLs and is unpacked as required on the system.
Lexmark is not attempting to hide anything in this little program.
IMPORTANT: Lexmark's software does not support or employ any sort of "spy software" - we do not gather information about the user's system, and we do not under any circumstances send user information of any kind over the Internet to Lexmark or anywhere else.
I personally would store the driver somewhere else. (btw I'm a girl too
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Read more here
Read more here
Also, as a safety measure put a copy of that file somewhere safe so that you don't have to keep reinstalling your software if a problem occurs again. Let me know if you have any questions.
I am a little unclear about how that files works after reading other sites. That file should be replacing itself I think?