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i use the same one for computer forums. and i have a few others for my various interests-usually something poking fun at myself in the applicable area.

or do you switch it up from site to site? just curious.

thats probably a good assumption. thanks brother.

Just kind of curious.

i paid 53 dollars this month-Canadian. And i never turn my computer off.

i had dialup until i moved into the city a year ago, and it nearly made me insane.

No, a neighbour had one in a cage, and it got loose and ended up attacking my friend. Funny site watching police run around with bananas and blankets trying to catch the little furball.

i had a friend attacked by a monkey when i was a kid.

go to this site and you will find what you are looking for: http://admin.u15194059.onlinehome-server.c...ilities&ID=2075

Thanks G for your valuable time and effort creating a FREE program that thousands upon thousands of us cheap, parasitic computer users download for free and then complain about. This is a great program, and anyone concerned with the yahoo toolbar can do what i did-dont download that version.

impressed.

is there any way to get ccleaner to reformat my harddrive? or if not, could it just do my dishes? it does pretty much everything else.

thanks again! thats what i thought, but my brain doesnt seem to be working today. i just cant seem to get numbers in order.

exactly 76% or a little bit less than, or a little bit more than? and how did you figure it out. exactly. oh, and thanks babe.

hmmm.

UP, I have tuneup 2006 and i also love it. it works great, well worth the cost, easy to use, and its one of those "i wouldnt do without" paid programs. some people are just sour.

thats not a bad program. im going to keep it around awhile and see how it goes.

Ok, not to be confused with my thread in the software section, is there such a thing as a hardware temperature monitor that is EASY to hitch up to the computer (like say usb 2.0) and is digital? im thinking something like a digital thermometer the size of a small clock or something. ive looked a bit but couldnt find anything like that. thanks!

i found this, and am going to give it a whirl. http://www.cpuid.com/pcwizard.php

thanks for that. it looks good and might do the trick. a couple of questions can it be made to detect the temperature on external drives? can it be made to detect the temperature on the motherboard? what is a good temperature range to be in? can it be made to show in a small window on the desktop? are there other programs that can do the above if this cant? ive been googling and tried a few, but havent found "the one" yet. thanks!

are there any good, small, easy to configure programs that run on the desktop that are freeware? as well, are there any good commercial ones that anyone would recommend?

IP= Internet Provider (i deleted the service ) its free for as long as i stay with my provider.

any ideas how many resources this uses? how does it hold up against individual programs? i can get it for free from my ip.

thanks guys. i had the 1.1 and went and got the 2 and then saw mikes answer, but its here and i will see what goes down.

Thanks dude. That second last one saved my life.