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the release date and time has been moved to saturday 4th of August 2007 (GMT+1) around 17.00 hour

CCleaner is Internet Service Provider independent.

that is indeed correct, but for java it doesn't matter..

i just meant to say that for java, it doesn't matter if you uninstall first and the install the new, or install the new first and the uninstall the old.

i know for a fact that Java's new versions always install into a new subdirectory in the %programfiles%\java\ folder, so this immediately defeats your reason. i have the followinf items currently in my %programfiles%\java\ folder: jre1.5.0_06 jre1.6.0_01 jre1.6.0_02 if i uninstall any old version, the first 2 folders are removed and the last folder remains intact.

CeeCee, why is that, i always only remove the older versions without any problems. Is there a special reason for you to uninstall them all before installing the latest?

The McAfee SiteAdvisor can be uninstalled/removed with the Toolbar Uninstaller

Updated first post to reflect the changes in the program, as it now has been succesfully tested with IE Toolbars

sorry to dissapoint you, but i already have been offered soch things, but i can handle those myself. the website will be launched together with the program itself. I already have betatesters and i already have a mirror for the program. But thanks for your offer. i appreciate it

That is indeed what it is being build for.

A before and after screenshot of a firefox window that has been cluttered with toolbars It uses firefox's official way of uninstalling an extension

Nope. Netherlands :lol:

i haven't myself, as i have no need (yet) to recover lost files. I do have the program installed, just to be sure.

My first guess into this problem is that the battery is drawing to much power from the power supply to keet the laptop itself runnng. Try running the laptop WITHOUT any battery inserted. just the power supply. If that doesn't work, go out to radioshack and buy a general powersupply wich can give the neccesary power (for my laptop was needed to supply 16.3 volts). if that also doens't work (the power supply always comes in handy), then the laptop itself is broken.

that would sure be a great thing, but it would also take a lot of programming time to create such a thing....

i hope that you will read this message UpperClass, but what do you mean by "Formatted Files". Is that the ability to recover files AFTER a disk has been formatted or do you mean something entirely different.

i think the Topic Starter meant that you can decide where to place the recovered files. Let the user decide in wich directory or drive the files are restored to.

Select the entire row instead of only the first 2 columns for a better view of what you are going to recover (at least give it a try)

its avast for me works like a charm and never failed on me yet

only a hardware firewall for me (my router's builtin, but heavily modified)

Nice. hasn't happend to me yet (fortunately)

i never delete a cookie, but that is just me. i can't see any reason why not to remove the cookies from mozilla

autohotkey is a program that is also capable of doing this, and much more. (like macro recording for repeated tasks and much more)

well, as far as i know, this is impossible, because many apps write to the following things: Registry windows directory system directory programfiles directory commonfiles directory ini-files To be able to find all of these just for (just an example) microsoft office would be a nightmare, because these all would need to be searched for and if necessary changed.

I have written a small program that will detect and (if selected) uninstall selected toolbars that are installed in Internet Explorer and FireFox. For a list of toolbars that we currently can detect and remove, check this page for firefox or check this page for internet explorer The actions that it is going to support are: No actions need to be added right now The actions it currently already fully or partially supports Application (Te see if it is a toolbar for IE or Firefox)* Detect (to find if the toolbar is installed)* DeleteFile (to delete extra files that are not in the abovementioned folder)* DeleteFolder (to determine wich folder is needed to remove and then removed)* EditFile (to delete settings out of files)* ToolbarName (very import internal toolbarname for firefox as the toolbars from firefox are removed at the official way by FireFox (toolbar@alexa.com for the Alexa toolbar)({3112ca9c-de6d-4884-a869-9855de68056c} for the Google Toolbar) and so forth)* (items marked with a * are tested and working for firefox and IE, items marked with a * are tested and working for IE only, items marked with a * are tested and working for Firefox only) See the attached screenshot to see how it looks. If you have any suggestions on to change the look perhaps or anything else before i'm going to release it, please post it here. The website can be found here: Toolbar.decomputeur.nl For a direct link to the program, click here There is a forum available for any bugs, suggestions and other things... New toolbars can be submitted using 2 forms. the first form only ask for the toolbarname and website. The other ask a lot more information that will be explained later