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IE temp files
Hi Cicely,
sorry for the delay.
regarding the "protected" temp files,
Additional is probably a better definition.
They are in
C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files
and
C:\Windows\SysWOW32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files.
Roy
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IE temp files
Hi Cicely,
sorry for the delay.
regarding the "protected" temp files,
Additional is probably a better definition.
They are in
C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files
and
C:\Windows\SysWOW32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files.
Roy
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IE temp files
Hi Cicely,
sorry for the delay.
regarding the "protected" temp files,
Additional is probably a better definition.
They are in
C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files
and
C:\Windows\SysWOW32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files.
Roy
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Hi Cicely,
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE SAFE BOOT OPTION
>> IS NOT DIRECTLY AVAILABLE UPON REBOOT <<
dont know when MS will revert this change
Any blue/black screens of death cannot therefor be backed-out, using this option
I would suggest that for W8 users that any and all driver updates are completed in a real-time mode
Roy
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Hi Cicely,
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE SAFE BOOT OPTION
>> IS NOT DIRECTLY AVAILABLE UPON REBOOT <<
dont know when MS will revert this change
Any blue/black screens of death cannot therefor be backed-out, using this option
I would suggest that for W8 users that any and all driver updates are completed in a real-time mode
Roy
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ie11
in >>IE11< there appears to be a "protected area" for temporary files that is why ASC cannot currently remove/delete these items.
Royu
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ie11
in >>IE11< there appears to be a "protected area" for temporary files that is why ASC cannot currently remove/delete these items.
Royu
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ie11
in >>IE11< there appears to be a "protected area" for temporary files that is why ASC cannot currently remove/delete these items.
Royu
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ie11
in >>IE11< there appears to be a "protected area" for temporary files that is why ASC cannot currently remove/delete these items.
Royu
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ie11
in >>IE11< there appears to be a "protected area" for temporary files that is why ASC cannot currently remove/delete these items.
Royu
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defrag from hibernation
Hi
I think SD4 should have the option to defrag on wake from hibernation/sleep, for W8 computers
see my reply to Roman in SD3 for my reasoning
Roy
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The next logical step
Hi All,
As the title infers the next step would be to create
a complete system, back-up/restore facility, either using Disc/Usb.
Roy
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XP
Hi CK,
an interesting thought, but any security flaws (1) that MS finds in regard to XP are NOT going to be openly published so therfor Iobit will have no knowledge of them, ergo they will not be able to produce a fix for them. However Virus/malware items are routinely updated, see Cicely's post in ASCU..
NB (1), these only relate to general public versions of XP,
many governments and i suspect many large companies, have entered into contracts to extend the support for XP, for a number of years to come.
Roy
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possible cause
Hi All,
if the following registry key is changed,
to completely turn off UAC
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System
Key: EnableLUA
Value data: 0
>>> NB This prevents Metro/Modern apps from working. <<<
Roy
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its a virus
Hi Kenny,
Conduit is a virus, not a real nasty though suggest you you go to the security sub section and follow the Have i been infected guidlines.
Roy
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multiple icons
Hi Pablo
As those icons are showing on the right hand side of the toolbar they are usually created by windows when a new programme is downloaded have you downloaded it 4 times by any chance??
Roy
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licence
Hi TJB,
Downloaded mine no problem yesterday.
What i allways do prior to this is remove all previous versions AND remove the folders.
Roy
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no licence required
Hi All
Yu can run ASCU beta7 without a licence.
We'll have to see what happens after 30 days.
Roy
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more info process manager
Please see my reply to Jon Duke, in asc other for more info
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Active optimiser
Hi all,
It might be worthwhile having an option to turn off specific process's within this set-up.
Looking at mine today found it was optimising my printers file even thou i wasnt using it.
Got around it by setting it to manual in windows services
Roy
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thoughts
Hi All,
DV8,
agree with most of your suggestions
Startup manager
unfortunately in this world of security from W7 MS decided to beef things up a bit 1 of the things they did was to set non user allowable change options to certain progs(ie grayed out) or not allowing delayed startup.
Registry Fix
have always said this the most dangerous option
Would like to see a popup(not timed)
WARNING SELECTING THIS OPTION COULD SERIOUSLY AFFECT YOUR COMPUTERS STABILITY CONTINUE YES/NO.
having said this i believe if you do not select items 1 and 2
(even with deep scan enabled)
ActiveX and components, Registry Integrity
then there is a low probabilty of causing damage.
How about a link to the forum
Never had aproblem with ASC loading after Wifi
Roy
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process values
Hi Jon,
merrily hidden away in windows7 and earlier versions, not sure about W8, is a programme ranking option, came across it a while back, if i remember rightly its in task manager. (just checked its not but i will find it!) UPDATE yes it is Process>select prog>Rightclick>setPriority>pick 1-6,Low-High.
Basically it assignes a priority value of low/normal/high, it is user changable.
This is what active optimise changes.
Ergo its worthwhile using it.
NB Active optimise only changes the value for your session.
IF you change the values, as described above they will become permanent Leave them alone if you dont know what your doing.
Roy
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again i ask for it allowed/Blocked key
Hi All,
WE NEED an option to automatically goto Allowed/blocked items within IMF
Roy
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surfing protaction
Hi Slojanko,
regarding your point about this.
It is an optional extra and can be turned off via settings.
Roy
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IE temp files
Hi Cicely,
sorry for the delay.
regarding the "protected" temp files,
Additional is probably a better definition.
They are in
C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files
and
C:\Windows\SysWOW32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files.
Roy