Alana

Possible causes of this: 1) Partition/drive boot flag is missing/corrupted, & or the active status is incorrect. 2) Newer BIOS can boot a PC from power on so fast, the drive has barely spun up (much less initialize) & the drive may be skipped. 3) If you have other connected drives with bootable OS/Flag/active partitions, BIOS may get confused & attempt to boot from wrong device, causing problems. 4) Bug or flaw in older BIOS. If 1 is the problem, you can install via your installation DVD instead of doing a partition "restore". Backup anything important before beginning. If 2 is the problem, you can set the BIOS to have an extended POST & ensure your drive priority is correct. If 3 is the problem, you can disconnect extra drives to prevent problems. Use external drive bays after the OS has loaded instead of loading with the OS. if 4 is the problem, you can update to the latest BIOS for your model, being certain you are on battery backup protection before beginning. There are other possibilities. What I really wonder, is if the way you do things has interfered with the normal boot flag/bootable drive or partition?

Does anyone know of a good way to remotely print, or a good program to use? I admit I have never done so, but I have a friend who really needs the ability to send a page from their phone, directly to their home pc/printer. Is this even possible? Thanks!

They have had GDDR5 & XDRAM for years in some devices (Graphics cards?). I just wonder how long it will be before system RAM catches up... GDDR is faster than DDR, isn't it?

I agree with the other users here. The concept is good. Universal packages that work everywhere. But the delivery is awful. I believe trying to target so many different types of OS causes security nightmares for even the best intent on delivery. I can live without Java.

WinApp2.ini has a long list of things that it cleans. Sometimes I need them, sometimes I don't. Wish I can toggle WinApp2.ini on or off under advanced options, depending on my need. Maybe make CCleaner skip checking WinApp2 when it is "off", & also treat it as "off" when you have nothing checked true yet. Because I have nothing checked (yet) & CCleaner still checks every item in WinApp2 (I think) because it takes a long time to load vs no WinApp2 file.