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Stu
Hi Plun
It sure does that for me - what a great little program and
a pretty good write up!
Stu
It sure does that for me - what a great little program and
a pretty good write up!
Stu
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plun
Hi Stu
The only challenge with this program is
when a user run it for the first time.
Hundreds of MB of junk on every PC, what the "heck" is this
and on every account. Is it safe to remove all users think ?!
The only challenge with this program is
when a user run it for the first time.
Hundreds of MB of junk on every PC, what the "heck" is this
and on every account. Is it safe to remove all users think ?!
J
Jim Cone
plun,
Thanks for the recommendation.
It found much stuff. I deleted all of it and my Windows xp SP1
system never complained.
Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA
Hi
Download.com about CCleaner
http://blogs.download.com/Daily-Download/post.php?p=738
Thanks for the recommendation.
It found much stuff. I deleted all of it and my Windows xp SP1
system never complained.
Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA
Hi
Download.com about CCleaner
http://blogs.download.com/Daily-Download/post.php?p=738
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plun
Hi Jim
Yes, CCleaner is a great little app.
Why are you on SP1 ?
Yes, CCleaner is a great little app.
Why are you on SP1 ?
J
Jim Cone
Hello plun,
re: "Why are you on SP1 ?"
Been there, done that. I have Zone alarm, Norton anti-virus (2003),
Spybot S & D, Ad-aware and MSAS.
Plus all of the Windows security updates that can be installed.
Also, I use the Firefox browser.
After, installing SP2, I had to disable most/all of the SP2 security
features as they conflicted with the above -and- NortonAV
refused to work. The decision was easy.
Regards,
Jim Cone
Hi Jim
Yes, CCleaner is a great little app.
Why are you on SP1 ?
plun
Viking, Sweden
re: "Why are you on SP1 ?"
Been there, done that. I have Zone alarm, Norton anti-virus (2003),
Spybot S & D, Ad-aware and MSAS.
Plus all of the Windows security updates that can be installed.
Also, I use the Firefox browser.
After, installing SP2, I had to disable most/all of the SP2 security
features as they conflicted with the above -and- NortonAV
refused to work. The decision was easy.
Regards,
Jim Cone
Hi Jim
Yes, CCleaner is a great little app.
Why are you on SP1 ?
plun
Viking, Sweden
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plun
Hi Jim
Well, if Norton, I calls it "Njorton", doesn´t work I
directly uninstalls it as a lot of users do nowadays.
"Njorton is bloaty" IMHO and even tries to defeat Windows.
sorry Symantec.
Maybe to try som other security tools ?
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/downloads/default.mspx
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plun
Jim Cone explained on 2005-09-23 :
Well, if Norton, I calls it "Njorton", doesn´t work I
directly uninstalls it as a lot of users do nowadays.
"Njorton is bloaty" IMHO and even tries to defeat Windows.
sorry Symantec.
Maybe to try som other security tools ?
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/downloads/default.mspx
--
plun
Jim Cone explained on 2005-09-23 :
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David J. Craig
Why should it work if you aren't paying for it? No way NAV 2003 is new. I
know it is the last version that doesn't have a key, but everything is
improved over time and sometimes you have to pay for the updates.
know it is the last version that doesn't have a key, but everything is
improved over time and sometimes you have to pay for the updates.