Corona
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IE6 is dead. Buh bye.
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I recently installed ME on a small partition on my mostly XP drive.
Even though there's tons of old updates for it via Windows updates, I left it as is. And I didn't uninstall any tertiary/3rd party apps except for McAfee.
(I don't go online with it because, well, you know, security.) However, I gotta say, I've had zero problems with it so far. No freezes or anything.
It figures. When I had ME as my only OS in 1999/2000 it was driving me absolutely bonkers.
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When people brag about having several terabytes in their pooter I wonder what part of Earths' climate and geology they wish to control. The amount of info you could hold on such a pooter would be incredibly immense. I know, it's DVD rippers who want parkinglot sized drives, not to enjoy DVDs but simply because they're addicted to the menial task of recording every video in existance. It's a Zen thing.
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I took a quick glance at that list and thought "everything". Of course I'm being facetious and upon closer look there are a few legitimate apps in there as noted by the other replies. What is in that list is easily in 95% of all PCs right now. Pretty disturbing thought.
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Minefield. Quite a put-offish kinda name for a new browser engine, eh? Why not just call it Asplode. At least that has some cool Strongbad reference.
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I'm gonna assume SSD means Solid State Drive. But it'd be better if it meant Super Secret Dipthongs. But that's just me.
And from what I've heard the tea parties were successful, non-violent and fun to be at (the ones where it didn't rain anyway). But I like coffee.
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So I shouldn't feel silly for asking.
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What exactly is Minefield? Is it a new PC browser or phone browser or what?
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Sorry I can't help. I avoid toolbars like the plague.
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Over the years AVG 5, 6 & 7 (free versions) were my AV of choice. Now I use Avast (free version) & it's been excellent for the past year or so. Just like old AVG would watch AdAwares' scans, Avast watches MBAMs' scans. I used to use AdAware and Spybot Search & Destroy. I find MBAM superior. It's probably a good thing to install and run AA & Spybot once, just to be sure. But I felt safe with getting rid of them afterwards and just using MBAM. It's soooo much faster.
And if you want to prove to the world that you really talk like a pirate, ye need Avast, matey.
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That's okay, I'm sure some taxpayers funded it all.
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I remember long ago Google-ing Piriform and one Google suggestion was piriformis. I couldn't resist looking into it.
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It was funny to see Solitaire pop up and start auto-playing.
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Ah, I'm confusing piriform with piriformis.
Piriformis syndrome is a condition of pain in the buttocks.Yeah, that's good old piriform right there.
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I liked the fire extinguisher.
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Good grief. Jailhouse Rock - Elvis Presley. I think that song is meh.
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Why Piriform? Isn't that some kind of medical disease or syndrome or summit?
I think a good name would be Colorform. And posts can be sticky thin pieces of colored plastic on a shiny black background.
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Unicorns?
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This is what I get when I right click on a program within Revo...
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Let's cut to the chase.
HAXXORZ!!!!1111!!!!PWNED!!!!MWAHAHAHAAAAAAA!!!111!!!
That's what they build up to. There's no going down for them. Impossible.
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I don't know of any 'force uninstall' option. I know it has 4 levels of scanning & removal...
It has an 'app/process killer' option...that crosshairs 'hunter' mode.
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Who is John Galt.
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IE8 works fine on my old pooter. I hardly ever use it though.
Seems others were unsure about it as well.
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I wouldn't trust any toolbar company within throwing distance. At all. But that's just me.