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Thanks for the stats Gleem

Thanks BMC

Thanks BMC

Looks like I missed quite a bit around here. I don't post very often, but I am always trolling these threads and I am trying to start a habit of posting to support their caretakers (thanks BMC). Thanks to you guys my production (meager as it is) has not been affected by my recent Internet...

The other option is for a different voltage used in Europe and other places.

I don't see anything out of the ordinary there. I recommend removing Acceleration Antivirus and Viewpoint through Add/Remove. Acceleration is rogueware and we highly recommend that you uninstall it. Rogue or Suspect means that these products are of unknown, questionable, or dubious value as...

I did not look through the hijackthis log, though if you are experiencing other issues I would be glad to do so. Follow the instructions http://www.elluminate.com/support/faqs/jws_clear_cache.jsp]here[/url] to clear Sun Java's cache. That should take care of those trojans, also make sure Sun...

Unlike all the others here, I am against MSAS. Here's my personal rant on it: Special Note: Microsoft AntiSpyware Program: Because of recent changes in the way this program now defines and detects spyware/adware, it is no longer recommended as a spyware removal tool. Microsoft has...

Thanks for running the ststs throughout the race Peter

Happy new year everybody

Yay, first and probably only time in the top 20 for the TeAm. I will be leaving my P4 3.0 on F@H because it seems like with the QMDs it really helps the TeAm stat wise. I have had one computer running F@H for almost my whole time here and that got me into the top 100 total and the top 50 Daily...

Thanks for the thread BMC.

You can either run copy with the /y parameter to supress that message or you can use xcopy. Xcopy can be used to copy only the files that have been changed since a date you specify. If you do not specify a date it will copy all files that are newer in the source direcxtory than in the...

welcome Kelemvir Thanks for the stats BMC,

I would try mem's suggestion of selecting "compact folders", I am also not a Thunderbird user and am not very familiar with the program so I can only speculate about what is happening. It sounds like Thunderbird keeps, at the very least, an index of messages from your Inbox, "Compact Folders"...