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| It sounds like something in the Expert Zone. My guess would be something in the Stash Cleaner. | |||
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| Yes it is safe. It should speed up your PC but it may not solve the problem that is slowing down your PC. There are a number of things that can slow down your computer that software programs cannot correct. You need to find out first what is slowing down your computer and fix that. | |||
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| Norton is probably the problem. Norton products have been known to crash the computer after RegVac performs Registry Pack and Registry Restore. RegVac should detect that Norton exists and not allow Registry Pack. Registry Pack does produce a backup of the registry which you can restore using Registry Restore, but you have to disable Norton before you do that. By disable, I mean make it so that Norton is not running. That means that you have to remove the command in Startup of msconfig that starts Norton and then restart your computer. Make sure that Norton is not running before you run Registry Restore. You will need to restore the backup that Reg... Click here to read more ... |
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| I constantly have to type in my email log-in info because it gets "cleaned". What should I exclude from cleaning to prevent that? | |||
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| Is the website http://regvac.com/regvacz.exe a safe website to use? Will it speed up my PC? | |||
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| Can you recommend a free on-line software to download? My laptop is getting very slow at booting up and when opening any applications. Thanks, Fred | |||
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| I have a Western Digital My Book drive that has stopped working in Win XP sp3. It however is readable in Linux UMBUTU. Is there any one who could come up with a solurtion |
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| By the way I neglected to mention that my computer runs XP home edition Brad |
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| I have just tried using regvac to clean my registry and like an idiot I went to the expert zone to have a go at something I apparently know nothing about I clicked Registry pack and now I cannot get the computer to start up. When I get this fixed I have made a pact with myself to leave things alone as I already have Norton 360 to do all this it seems. help anyone Brad |
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Many thanks yr reply Ray, glad it wasn't my ineptitude!!  |
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| Because the CD/RW discs are different. Newer and more sophisticated CD players (like many of the newer car CD players) can play CD/RW discs as well as CDs with computer music files on them. | |||
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| Laverne...Tried your suggestions but still have the problem. Thanks for trying. Crashman...Will try the NTFS.chk possibility. Thanks! |
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| I can use windows media player to make a copy of a commercial music cd to play in a stand-alone CD stereo system, using CD-R disk. Why can't I use a CD-RW disk? Just curious. |
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| Thanks for looking into it Ray. I will continue looking into it. From what I've discovered so far it appears that Windows eventually deletes these files after about a week. Since I was having problems with Windows Updates and required intervention by Microsoft several changes were made on my computer. Ultimately they did a complete reformat. I'm wondering if the reformat has generated all of these "problem" files since I needed to re-install all sorts of applications etc etc. and after about a week or so perhaps Windows will delete the "problem" temp files. After all, if they're only temp files they should not really be there. &... Click here to read more ... |
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| I would check the settings of your email program. You may have it set to not allow attachments. | |||
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| From what I could find, there is no way to get Windows to delete them. Many other people have the same problem. I don't know why it just came up recently. | |||
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| Do you know how I get windows to delete these and why would this issue come up only recently? I've been using Windows Vista for 4 years and A1 during that time with no problems like this. |
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| "All Temp Folders" is all folders on your computer that are named Temp. "All Temp Folders" deletes everything in all of the Temp folders. It is possible that Windows is not allowing A1Click to delete those files. The file locations that you listed are files that Windows has designated to be deleted in the future. |
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| It looks like tickle.com must have sold out to monster.com. I will rewrite that article. | |||
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| I reformatted my hard drive today because after running several scans using A1 Cleaner hundreds of temp files were not being cleaned. 95% of these are in the All Temp Folders and I'm at a loss why A1 is not taking care of this. I assumed that after doing a complete reformat that I'd be starting "over again" with a clean computer. Currently it says: All Temp files (585 problems) taking up 230 MB What is the All Temps Folder? Why is A1 not cleaning these? How do I get rid of them since A1 identifies them as problems and they're taking up needed space? If these are folders that are not empty, how do I find out what they are and if I even need them? This has never happened before and A1... Click here to read more ... |
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| http://c-command.com/scripts/eaglefiler/web-archive-to-pdf Best I come up with |
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| What you need is a program called NTFS.chk You can get this from a boot disk called Hirem (I use 9.  or download it and use a boot image to make a boot disk.Running the check sorts of what Windows Checkdsk should do but doesn't in that it runs through all your file attributes, searches for orphans and sorts the file tables. |
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| probably the format the sender used. Forward them to yourself and try again |
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| You can delete these files by entering safe mode on startup, keep pressing F8 until the menu appears. But personally I would be wary. Perfib.dat is a windows file that you need though why this is in your temporary internet files folder is another matter. Perfib.f4 would seem to be possibly a version taken over by another program either legitimate or not. I would normally check by changing its name (in safe mode) to, for instance perfib.txt and restarting normally to make sure everything is working as it should. If it is, belt and braces, copy the file to a stick and delete it from the hard drive. Rename the file on the stick to the original and run a virus check on it. You may need to run System File Checker after al... Click here to read more ... |
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| I've looked at this post a few times and wondered because I have the same problem on one machine on my much smaller network. My machines are all 32 bit and recently (Year Ago) restored to factory default. I was tearing my hair out like you. I blamed the NIC card but a new card made no difference. I blamed a failing hard drive but overnight tests gave it 100% OK Rather than restore it again, I cleaned it up. 7000 windows junk files, 364MB Internet junk (forgot to re-set the maximum whoever set it up) about 4000 cookies, error reports, set up logs, boot logs and the rest. Sorry, but I do it manually. Empty the recycle bin and defrag. 2 files unable to defrag. msconfig and disable the junk. Guess what? I'm happy with... Click here to read more ... |
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| which website is it? | |||
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| Be careful with Unlocker. I downloaded it from different sites and allways found adware with Emsisoft Anti Malware. Finaly I found one that was clean. | |||
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| I use it to put my mp3 albums on downloaded from the internet. | |||
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| I installed it and am satisfied. Thanks for all your answers. | |||
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