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Tom AZ

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  1. Generally, when I run CCleaner, a pretty good chunk of the junk it finds is "Internet Explorer -- Temporary Internet Files." Except on rare occasions, I don't even use Internet Explorer -- I use Firefox almost exclusively.

     

    So, what's all of this stuff that continually needs cleaning from Internet Explorer??

  2. Lots of good external HDs out there now, I'm sure. However, I'm using a Western Digital "MyBook Essential" and have had no problems at all. The only issue I've ever had is that once in a while, there's a slight delay (seconds) in accessing that drive. Not sure why that is, but it does happen from time to time -- but not always :).

     

    I'm also a Macrium Reflect user and store my image on the WD drive. This seems to work well for me. And like Dennis, I try to create a new backup image every month.

  3. For some reason after the auto upgrade to the newest version MBAM couldn't be launched, I just reinstalled it myself and it worked after that.

    Maybe that's the problem. I'll also try re-installing.

  4. That said, it's always useful to have a checksum ... you might want to keep it for a future comparison for example. Unfortunately that's one thing the Auslogics tool doesn't give you.

    I'm not exactly sure how to interpret this, but I found the following statement on Auslogics site:

     

    "Auslogics Duplicate File Finder has the MD5 search engine which allows you to find duplicate files by content, regardless of other match criteria. It would be helpful, for example, when two identical mp3 tracks or video files have different names. "

  5. just would like to know if you would recommend CCleaner 2.26 to me, got v.2.24.

    I'm certainly not making a recommendation, but I'm still using 2.24 myself. On my XP computer, the Analyze time increased significantly with both 2.25 and 2.26.

  6. There must be loads of programs for searching the registry if that's what you're after; I can recommend nirsoft's RegScanner as one such utility.

    That's exactly what I'm looking for. I'll check this one out.

     

    Can you delete whatever entries it finds directly from within RegScanner -- or do you have to open Regedit -- one entry at a time?

  7. What is the safest and easiest way to search the registry for old uninstalled proram remnants? Is Regedit about the only way to tackle this? I have numerous uninstalled apps still showing up in my CCleaner Application list, so there must be registry leftovers.

  8. I use Foobar2000 for music, MPlayer with MPUI for video as it plays everything, and I use Windows Media Player to put music onto my Sony Walkman.

    Thought that's what you might be using, Dennis. Thanks for confirming.

  9. Although it's a few years too late now, I always thought a big chance missed back in the days of cassettes, was to use Video Tape for recording music.

    Back in "the day," Dennis, this was actually used quite frequently in professional recording studio applications.

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