Also is there a feature for deleting tracking cookies? Thanks for any suggestions.
disabling deletion of AVG logs/scans
Started by monomo, Oct 24 2009 05:45 AM
7 replies to this topic
#1 OFFLINE
Posted 24 October 2009 - 05:45 AM
Also is there a feature for deleting tracking cookies? Thanks for any suggestions.
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Posted 24 October 2009 - 07:53 AM
In the Application tab there should be some "AVG" checkboxes. Uncheck them.
Oh, and, you're using an old CCleaner version - latest is 2.24.1010. Download it from ccleaner.com
PS : Update to SP3 - keeping SP2 is not a good idea (SP3 contains lots of bug fixes, patches, ...). And updating to IE8 would be good too
Oh, and, you're using an old CCleaner version - latest is 2.24.1010. Download it from ccleaner.com
PS : Update to SP3 - keeping SP2 is not a good idea (SP3 contains lots of bug fixes, patches, ...). And updating to IE8 would be good too
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Posted 25 October 2009 - 02:22 AM
Aethec, on Oct 24 2009, 12:53 AM, said:
In the Application tab there should be some "AVG" checkboxes. Uncheck them.
Oh, and, you're using an old CCleaner version - latest is 2.24.1010. Download it from ccleaner.com
PS : Update to SP3 - keeping SP2 is not a good idea (SP3 contains lots of bug fixes, patches, ...). And updating to IE8 would be good too
Oh, and, you're using an old CCleaner version - latest is 2.24.1010. Download it from ccleaner.com
PS : Update to SP3 - keeping SP2 is not a good idea (SP3 contains lots of bug fixes, patches, ...). And updating to IE8 would be good too
Many thanks for ur reply and the 'tips' to update. I took ur advice and updated CCleaner, and will follow thru with the others later on. I cannot find any reference to AVG in the Application tab...would appreciate it if you could specify exactly which one(s) pertain to AVG. Thanks again.
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Posted 25 October 2009 - 08:23 AM
I don't have AVG but according to CCleaner's winapp.ini, it is one of those : "AVG Anti-Spyware", "Grisoft AVG 7.0", and "AVG Antivirus 8.0".
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Posted 26 October 2009 - 07:55 PM
Dear Aethec,
I am a newbie to this great site, and a novice at computers. I am Just wondering if I might ask you to explain what SP2 and SP3 are? I am wondering if I have these and should update as well?
I am using windows XP 2003 Home edition and service pack 3
If I would need to............where do i go to update a SP2 ?
Thanks for all help
Flywelder
10-26-09
I am a newbie to this great site, and a novice at computers. I am Just wondering if I might ask you to explain what SP2 and SP3 are? I am wondering if I have these and should update as well?
I am using windows XP 2003 Home edition and service pack 3
If I would need to............where do i go to update a SP2 ?
Thanks for all help
Flywelder
10-26-09
monomo, on Oct 24 2009, 09:22 PM, said:
Many thanks for ur reply and the 'tips' to update. I took ur advice and updated CCleaner, and will follow thru with the others later on. I cannot find any reference to AVG in the Application tab...would appreciate it if you could specify exactly which one(s) pertain to AVG. Thanks again.
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Posted 26 October 2009 - 08:50 PM
http://en.wikipedia....ki/Service_pack
My English is poor so here's the Wikipedia article
One rule with software and operating systems : Always update to latest version.
My English is poor so here's the Wikipedia article
One rule with software and operating systems : Always update to latest version.
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Posted 21 November 2009 - 02:10 PM
To update any of Microsoft's products, usually go 2 xp's 'help and support', and look for the update section (top right). Set a time to auto install updates.........or go to:
www.microsoft.com/updates or www.microsoft.com and search for the particular program you need updating. The main thing is to update all your programs a.s.a.p!
The program 'advanced windows cleaner' by Iobit (www.iobit.com) has an excellent program in it called 'update notifier'. It will show you all your programs that need updating, and also take you directly to the update you need to install. i use it quite often cause you just forget.
www.microsoft.com/updates or www.microsoft.com and search for the particular program you need updating. The main thing is to update all your programs a.s.a.p!
The program 'advanced windows cleaner' by Iobit (www.iobit.com) has an excellent program in it called 'update notifier'. It will show you all your programs that need updating, and also take you directly to the update you need to install. i use it quite often cause you just forget.











