Tr3bg0D
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You can also try opening up the page in Dreamweaver and see what the errors are on the page to the missing files.
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Ran into a problem Alan on my x86.
If I compile the BAT to EXE, I get errors and it tells me to Run As Adminitrator even though I have UAC off and I am Administrator....even happens if I Run As Administrator:
FILE CREATION 18:42 03/03/2012 Execution 6:29:01.70 This script creates a trimmed WinApp2.ini giving a faster launch for CCleaner. It is safe to use in "normal installed" CCleaner folder - no settings change TECHNIQUE :- Run TRIM_11.exe. CCleaner appears. Click "Analyze" and when done close CCleaner A temporary Winapp2.ini variant is created that asserts "Default=True". "CCleaner /Debug" is launched to identify all "Detections" and a trimmed Winapp2.ini is created which omits the NON-Detections. Organize (alphabetic) WinApp2.ini - (O)rganize or (S)kip : (O or S) ? o Trimming trailing spaces, IP = #_DOS_WINAPP2.INI : OP = #_FIX.INI 6:29:15.33 - 6:29:11.70 = 3630 mSec = WinApp2.ini Entry Semi-AlphaNumeric Sequence :- Chaos Factor 79 6:29:16.37 - 6:29:15.34 = 1030 mSec = I/P #_H3.TXT O/P NUL + HD_nnnn Array 6:29:20.81 - 6:29:16.37 = 4440 mSec = I/P #_FIX.INI O/P indexed #_INI_1.INI Invalid number. Numeric constants are either decimal (17), hexadecimal (0x11), or octal (021). 6:29:23.91 - 6:29:20.81 = 3100 mSec = I/P=#_SRT_2.INI O/P #_#_WINAPP2.INI Size ERROR #_FIX.INI=188747, #_#_WINAPP2.INI=280411 Look for CORRUPTION in ERROR.LST Unexpected content difference between sorted #_FIX.INI and #_#_WINAPP2.INI Possibly harmless, e.g. extra blank lines, or SORT.EXE mistakes on some line(s) Please inspect ERROR.LST to determine any content corruption in any line(s) 6:29:23.92 - 6:29:15.34 = 8580 mSec = Duration of "CALL :Sort_INI ... " Replace Chaos by Order in WinApp2.ini - (R)eplace or (S)kip : (R or S) ? s CREATING FALSE/TRUE VARIANTS #_ZAP_WINAPP2.INI + #_DEBUG_ZAP_WINAPP2.INI 6:29:38.29 - 6:29:31.80 = 6490 mSec = YOU MUST NOT "Run Cleaner" - ONLY Click "Analyze" After Analysis please CLOSE CCleaner so script may continue. Press any key to continue . . . 6:29:49.69 - 6:29:40.97 = 8720 mSec = F A I L U R E to detect any applicable WinApp2 [Applications *] - Probably due to U.A.C. blocking CCLEANER.EXE /DEBUG Suggest trying TRIM_11 using "Right Click" then "Run As Administrator" Hit any key to close this window, then retry via "Run As Administrator"
If I run the EXE and choose to skip when asked if I want to Organize, everything is fine:
FILE CREATION 18:42 03/03/2012 Execution 6:33:17.34 This script creates a trimmed WinApp2.ini giving a faster launch for CCleaner. It is safe to use in "normal installed" CCleaner folder - no settings change TECHNIQUE :- Run TRIM_11.exe. CCleaner appears. Click "Analyze" and when done close CCleaner A temporary Winapp2.ini variant is created that asserts "Default=True". "CCleaner /Debug" is launched to identify all "Detections" and a trimmed Winapp2.ini is created which omits the NON-Detections. Organize (alphabetic) WinApp2.ini - (O)rganize or (S)kip : (O or S) ? s Trimming trailing spaces, IP = #_DOS_WINAPP2.INI : OP = #_#_WINAPP2.INI 6:33:24.22 - 6:33:20.47 = 3750 mSec = CREATING FALSE/TRUE VARIANTS #_ZAP_WINAPP2.INI + #_DEBUG_ZAP_WINAPP2.INI 6:33:31.23 - 6:33:24.24 = 6990 mSec = YOU MUST NOT "Run Cleaner" - ONLY Click "Analyze" After Analysis please CLOSE CCleaner so script may continue. Press any key to continue . . . 6:33:50.51 - 6:33:33.94 = 16570 mSec = 6:33:50.84 - 6:33:50.57 = 270 mSec = 6:33:51.15 - 6:33:50.88 = 270 mSec = CREATING NEW WINAPP2.INI and #_DEBUG_WINAPP2.INI Found 74 - (Anomalies 0) = 74 Configs 6:34:07.11 - 6:33:51.19 = 15920 mSec = Reporting "BAD" Volatile Detections in file #_?_BAD_*_WINAPP2.INI 6:34:11.47 - 6:34:07.26 = 4210 mSec = 6:34:12.00 - 6:34:11.60 = 400 mSec = @_#_7_BAD_FULL.LST Volatile Detections - (P)reserve or (S)kip : (P or S) ? s NEW= 03/05/2012 06:33 AM 18304 .\#TRIMMER\WINAPP2.INI = 74 Configs OLD= 02/23/2012 12:00 AM 188731 .\WINAPP2.INI - (U)pdate or (S)kip : (U or S) ? s Child Folder .\#TRIMMER\ - (D)elete or (S)kip : (D or S) ? s Press any key to continue . . .
The INI file created matches v10 INI file.
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Perfect timing...I was just going to PM you snd see if any more updates.
Now that we are up to v11, any changelog or instructions on what has changed or has not....mainly for new users who have not been following.
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Updated
awesome.....
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.......... to close Internet browsers during cleaning.
I just tested this with Waterfox (FFx64) portable and IE and no broswer windows closed.
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will there be an update today?
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In this month's new release of CCleaner we've added a Scheduled Tasks management tool and an option to close Internet browsers during cleaning.
Definately need to play with these options
Currently, I will try to close all running instances of Thunderbird, Mozilla and Chromium based browsers.
Keeping my fingers crossed as I use Portable Firefox
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Though WMN is now at 2.9.3 and it has been buggy ever since it moved from 2/8/3 to 2.9x. Though 2.9.3 is better, I still feel there are issues so I would keep and eye on things vs jumping the gun.
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Well I think you guys should start talking about 3.6.27
I have to see if v10 would even run on an older system where I can get 3.6.xx running. Honestly, what do you put on an older system that still works and only has 128 or 256megs of ram? A system which was able to do word and browse before now can't even browse.
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Firefox/Thunderbird 10.0.2 released.
.....now there's something we haven't heard in a week
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The spellchecker hasn't been working for me on the forums for quite some time, I've actually pinned it up as a forums issue, 'cause this is the only place it doesn't work.
There is anothe rforum I am on which has the same problem. I would lean toward an issue with IPB vs this board.
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So you are saying an installed version is faster then a portable version.
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did some snooping around since my post and the theme is in the same folder as the add-on. It may be in a compressed file (XPI). If so, just use 7zip to extract it in a folder of the same name and rename the XPI file so it can't be recognized, I rename it to XP!. I then find the install.rdf in the extracted folder, edit, save and leave the file uncompressed. Whenever there is an update, the folder will be nuked and a replacement archive will take its place.
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This is like the number test when I get my eyes tested.....I just close the book as I can;t seen anything after the 1st number. A loosing battle when partially colorblind.
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Did an "Upgrade" install, which really shouldn't cause any major issues.
It isn't my main browser so I can't be a**ed messing about with a clean install, or trying to find out what the problem is. The lack of any moving back or forward options didn't fix itself at all.
I moved around the forum by clicking the "Forums" button underneath the Piriform name to go back.
And my long lasting Winstripe Modern theme wasn't compatible, and it isn't being upgraded.
End of winge.
using 10.0.1 and no problems. I am using Portable version so I just drop in the CORE files. Whenever I upgrade and the add-on does not work, I search for the add-on and find the install.rdf and edit the version number in that file to make it compatible. Not sure where the THEME files are, but I'm sure the same may be possible.
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Testing OK on my end Alan
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ALAN...just noticed. Are the @_#_8_BAD_MINI.LST and @_#_7_BAD_FULL.LST supposed to be in both the folder runng the BAT file and #TRIMMER folder?
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SNAGGED for more testing.
Just ran it on my x86 and works fine. Will work on other systems later.
Suggestion: (I went brain dead the last couple of days as I kept forgetting to PM you about this)
Toward the end of the script, you prompt to Overwrite the OLD INI with the NEW INI. If you select to SKIP, next question asked is if you want to remove the #TRIMMER folder.
I would say if the user does not overwrite the INI file, the prompt to delete the #TRIMMER folder should be skipped so it can be manually copied. Just my 1cent....sorry, didn't get paid for 2cents.
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WOW! They did not make the link too clear to see. Maybe my glasses were on backwards.
Thanks
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Damn...SourceForge has problems and I can't get the direct link
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My entire registry is only 150megs
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I've done that before and can't remember if there were any serious after effects. If the portable is running and you run the installed app, the installed app gets the info from the portable running. Now visa-versa could be a problem depending on which closes first. But for the most part, I run portables on my system except for Office, Adobe and any other app which is large and needs system integration......now that reminds me to chack on Waterfox and see if it has been released.
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Anyone else notice that 10 seems to be easier on it's memory load?
I really don't see any differnece between 9 & 10
Much simpler that way. They both use the exact same profile, don't they? Or does the portable version use a profile inside the portable folder? I haven't used portable Firefox yet, so I haven't played with the features. If they do use the portable folder, why don't you just create a folder called Profiles inside the same Firefox folder & drop the profile your using inside that. Then, get the 32 & the 64 bit set to always use the same profile folder via the Firefox Profile Manager, & after you set them like that, then create the SFX after they save the settings?
I would like to create a launcher sililar to the way PortableAppZ does where there is an Apps folder that contains x86 and x64 APP folder, a Plugin and Profile folder. What I like about PortableApps and PortableAppZ is that if you run a portable on a system that already has FF (or any other portable app) already present, it backs up the info and then restores them when exiting. I haven't figured out a way to break their launcher apart yet. Right now I am leaning on using one of their apps and just plug in my CORE files......since their system seems to work fine.
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so u can get a total of 4.5 gigs on top on its max???? time to add space to my Dropboxes.
Winapp2.ini on skates - making it 40 times faster.
in CCleaner
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Well YES and NO
#_H2.TXT
#_H3.TXT
Notice the slight shift in [ *]
EDIT: a screenshot would be better:
I have done a file comparison on the BAT file and the extracted BAT file when the program runs.
3 Differences...well 2 I really should not count the 1st line where it has @SHIFT
Line 241
ORG BAT: SET /A PREFIX=%DispSrt%*2
EXTRACTED BAT:SET /A PREFIX=%DispSrt%cmdln%2
Line 388
ORG BAT: ECHO !S_X! - !S_o! = !D_X!0 mSec = %*
EXTRACTED BAT: ECHO !S_X! - !S_o! = !D_X!0 mSec = %cmdln%
The * is changing to cmdln
YES, the unconverted BAT file does work.