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eL_PuSHeR

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  1. when you have your program running, and it's sitting on the taskbar, if you left-click, hold down and drag up, it'll pop-up the Jump List.

     

    Thanks. What a stupid way of invoking jump lists. It works for me 10% of the time. I have always hated gestures.

     

    PS - I have found out that right-click works better.

  2. I appreciate your concerns because we should tread lightly when using such software. But I haven't got your point yet. I have been using the software, along with a similar one AdwCleaner for a long time and didn't find anything malicious nor dangerous. That is not to say this software isn't without flaws though.

     

    I am not a programmer and I don't have anything to do with it at all.

     

    And yes, this software is french made. That could be a reason isn't so well-known worldwide. You cannot compare it to any other product from some big worldwide AV corporation.

     

    As always, your mileage may vary.

  3. Try doing the manual route. Boot with any external liveCD and check the file structure yourself for suspicious executables. Check the Documents and settings folder contents (users folder if you are running Vista and onwards). You could even try running an AV check from there. Some AV companies provide you with a "rescue" bootcd which enables you running their av from a livecd (commonly any Linux flavour).

     

    EDIT. Just to be safe, run a FULL SCAN (scan all files). it will take a lot of time more though.

  4. I agree with Hazelnut about JRT not displaying what it will be deleted. OTOH, I prefer standalone software of this type; I don't find it comfortable the need for installing any app like MBAM, prior to using it. That's why I prefer AdwCleaner and ZHP over MBAM. However, it's better to run several of them just to be on the safe side.

  5. I think PerfectDisk is still a good product and some of the few ones that allow you to defrag the $MFT and other NTFS structures. OTOH, it may be quite true that it has become a little bloated over the years.

     

    For regular, fast defrag, Defraggler is great and it's FREE.

  6. I am a student at geekstogo Malware school and none of my teachers have heard of this program. The exe is flaged as Malware when uploaded to virus total.  A flag does not always indicate a posative infection how ever if it's not disgust at geekstogo/bleepingcomputer then i think you would be silly to run the program.

     

    Another point is it instals itself in a common malware location. APPData is where data lives. Not executables.

    No. This software is legit and it's not malware. I know a version from some days ago it even targeted itself as malware (LOL) but it has been corrected now. That's not saying this software not having any flaws.

  7. OpenCandy, hmm I don't know because it's wrapped "in a wrapper" hidden inside installers. Just saying.

    When installing certain software that comes bundled with OpenCandy, AVG alerted me about an OpenCandy DLL in Windows temporary folder. And it could be deleted if needed. Taking that action didn't stop the software from installing properly.

  8. I am now testing AVG and I am quite satisfied with it, specially after manually instructing it to warn about PUPs and other adware. It detects OpenCandy and such even at installation. As far as I know (and tested) neither MSE, nor Panda nor Avast will issue any warning.

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