Scannan
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The User Manual clearly details that you can Start Driver Booster automatically on system startup.
You can set it to update drivers automatically.
You can set it to work silently in the background.
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You want it to auto-install the drivers in silent mode?
Did you read the User Manual?
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Did you read the User Manual?
Because Driver Booster already is capable of doing what you want, without using a .bat file.
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Do exactly what you did here (to post your Topic) except, do it in the Driver Booster section.
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28 minutes ago, 123beyhacett said:
@Scannan I didn't know, could you move the topic?
What do you mean, you didn't know.??
Didn't know what???....how to look at the forum menu??
How did you find Malware Fighter section?
Re-post your issue in the correct section. You should do this now, as your post will be removed from here shortly.
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Why are you posting this in the Malware Fighter section????
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This and similar issues have been dealt with already many times in the forum.
Have you searched the forum.
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Thank you for re-posting in the correct area.
However, you did not seem to note my advice in the previous post, where I said-
-"Please browse the Forums and you will clearly see the section where this issue should be posted.
Also you will see the solution to your issue, and it may not be necessary to even post your issue."
The solution is there. Also, have you looked at the FAQ's at the top of the forum page.
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If you look at your firewall logs, will you not be able to see which address it is blocking, and then whitelist that.
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Yep...Moderators "Can" move posts on most forums. However, Moderators on most forums do Not, because that is not a
Moderators function.
What is the point in having all the sub-forums and a detailed explanation of the forum rules and procedures, if users can simply not bother
following the rules and procedures, and post wherever is convenient and expect others to clean up after them.
But...all that said...there will always be people who just like moaning and complaining.
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Because General Forum items deal with matters related to the forum.
If you read through the list of sub forums you will see what each one pertains to and which one is most relevant to your issue.
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This is not a General Forum item. Re-post in the correct/relevant area now.
The post will be removed from here shortly.
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I have removed the personal information you posted. This is a public forum and you should not post personal info here.
See this to solve your issue....https://forums.iobit.com/topic/19335-solutions-to-license-purchasingpayment-renewal-issues/#comment-118728
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19 hours ago, johnwood said:
There are several ways that a program can keep low RAM usage. One common method is through efficient memory management techniques, such as garbage collection or reference counting. These methods allow the program to release unneeded memory and reuse it for other purposes. Another way to minimize RAM usage is by optimizing algorithms and data structures used in the program. By choosing more efficient algorithms and data structures, the program can reduce the memory needed for its operations.
In addition, modern operating systems like Windows use virtual memory to expand available RAM when necessary. This means that even if a program uses up all of its allocated physical memory, Windows can use disk space as virtual memory to simulate having more RAM available. This approach allows programs to continue running even if they use more memory than is physically available.
You did not in any way answer the OP's question.
All you did was give an explanation of various Ram management techniques.
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40 minutes ago, johnwood said:
IOBit Products no longer support Windows XP since Microsoft has stopped providing any updates or technical support for the operating system. This means that it is no longer secure to use Windows XP and you should consider upgrading to a newer version of Windows if you haven’t already done so.
This is "Absolutely Not True". Iobit products Do still support Windows XP.
Please do not post statements like this unless you know they are in Fact true/correct.
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You are correct. There is no IOBit Performance Monitor (folder). That is the folder you must create.
Yes, it should have been written/explained better, but he assumed that if you had read the other comments and
watched the video, that you would have understood.
So...create a folder...IOBit Performance Monitor ....(Or name it anything you want) and put the other listed items into it.
It works perfectly. I have tested it.
If you had read my posts correctly (as you have now) all this would have been solved days ago.
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Please read my posts again.
I specifically explained that the instructions you require are in the "Comments" section below the video.
Not in the actual video. I also gave you the name of the person who wrote the instructions that work.
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Am I correct in thinking that you are talking about the actual youtube video and are saying that you cannot read the files in the video.??
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40 minutes ago, Sebastian42 said:
You have twice mentioned the list in the video whose URL I provided. I can not read it, so it MIGHT be a great help to me if you reproduced it here for me.
Please explain what you mean by you cannot read it. Is the text too small???
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Your question was perfectly clear to me.
I just could not see why you were going such a difficult route. That is why I made my initial suggestion.
In fact I have been running the Performance Monitor as a standalone for many years, as I only run ASC manually once
a week to do some cleaning.
I did not need to make the entire ASC files an exception. I simply selected the...Enable Performance Monitor and Load it at start-up...option only.
Then I manually ran the Monitor.exe. My antimalware and windows security blocked/quarantine some files, so I just made them exceptions/allowed
and everything ran as desired and has been for years.
In order to assist you I, I followed the instructions of ClintonGallagher in the comments section of the video you referenced, and it worked perfectly.
Also, there is no need to keep rebooting as Monitor.exe appears in task manager and can be ended there.
Also, just clicking Exit on the Performance Monitor (gui) itself will also end it.
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It has been a long time since Iobit offered Uninstaller for just one pc.
It is standard now that Uninstaller comes with a licence for 3 pc's.
You should check your current Uninstaller to see if your licence is for 3 pc's.
Also, have you looked at the Iobit Store.....https://www.iobit.com/en/storenewb.php
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You have really made this unnecessarily difficult for yourself.
As you can see now, whatever you do you will have to make exceptions for some files to prevent quarantining.
If you had followed my initial advice to...Enable Performance Monitor and Load it at start-up
and then just make the entire ASC program an exception, then everything would have worked as you wanted.
The files you now require are the three files in the Skin folder of the ASC program in..C:\Program Files (x86)\IObit\Advanced SystemCare\Skins
In fact, all this is shown in the comments below the youtube video you referenced.....the 13th comment down by ClintonGallagher.
I have tested his instructions and they work fine.
However, even when you have done all this, it will still not launch automatically at windows startup unless you create a startup item.
I again suggest following my initial suggestion instead.
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I think we have a serious language issue here. What is your native language (since you did not bother to put it in your profile).
I am trying to tell you that you do not need to write a batch file, because Driver booster is already capable of doing what you want
if you set it up that way. The User Manual will guide you.