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Tony747

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  1. Hi Hazelnut, Thanks for the reply and your information, yes I did get rid of all AnvSoft files left over but that didn't make any difference. But last night I had a good look at it and went into regedit and looked for it myself and found it. Whilst looking for it found that it was in a file called command a sub file of open, I deleted The avcfree.exe reg file and that seems to of done the trick fingers crossed. So the dir. path was HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Wow6432Node\shell\open\command I noticed that CCleaner registry path was only down to open, was this why it would appear again after rebooting? Yes I do agree that only quailfied people should be able to help with this sort of thing. Thanks for telling me about it as I am a bit the wiser now! Thanks again, Tony
  2. Hi, I installed sometime ago Any Video Converter 5 to my pc then after it didn't work properly I uninstalled it using CCleaner. For the past 3 months I have had virus like activity when I start windows even when in the bios mode I get lines down the screen and eventually when windows asks me to login it freezes. Sometimes the screen just stays off. I then go into safemode and run registry cleaner and this comes up every time, see pic below. I clean it reboot and the pc works of for say 3 days then starts again with the same redundant AVCFree.exe registry that seems to be recurring. When the pc is fine no AVCFree.exe registry can be found. So if someone could help me remove this then that would be great and much appreciated, thanks. In the mean time I would stay clear AnvSoft, Any Video Converter 5 as it will cause you problems. One more thing I have tried antivirus cleaners but they don't seem to do the trick.
  3. Ok thanks, so best not use them just stick with normal defrag and boot defrag then until bug is fixed.
  4. Hi, My HDD has been defragged in the normal way and then I defragged the file list. After do this my system ran much faster in all respects, I then defragged the freespace and then noticed my system was not running as fast, files would take more time to load up. So I am now defraggling free space (allowing fragmentation) in hope things will run much faster again. I have read the help files on this but don't really understand what the difference is? Which is better with or without fragmentation? Thanks
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