For java we have Javara...

[titou56]

Hi friends ;-)

 

... excellent ! Thanks to Fred. (Purera is good too)

 

Let me know for these with a red frame in my capture ?

 

http://i50.tinypic.com/2utl00x.jpg

 

Is it ok ? is it something to do ?

[fredvries]

You shouldn't remove those items.

 

What PureRa removes are only the Windows Update Installation Files not the actual files/programs itself.

 

Cleaners, like CCleaner remove the Hotfix Uninstallers, which means that you won't be able to uninstall the Hotfixes anymore. But nobody would want to do that.

[wozofoz]

And more

 

While we are on the subject of RaProducts

When looking at PastIconsFlusher I see it is Discontinued

Is it safe to use ?

Edit: Ok, I see it says stable so I guess it is ok

 

PastIconsFlusher

 

Discontinued.

 

PastIconsFlusher is a tiny open-source program which quickly and effectively clears the Past Notifications Area in the Customize Notifications area in Windows XP and Windows Vista. It does this by deleting two registry keys and restarting Windows Explorer; this is done in as safe a manner as possible.

 

PastIconsFlusher is at version 0.1.8 stable, and both the binary and source code can be obtained at SourceForge.net. PastIconsFlusher is a solo project by Paul McLain.

 

At the moment I use XP Past Items which seems to do the job and has never given me a problem :smile:

@ [noparse]http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm[/noparse]

Download: Remove Past Items From Notification Area (Line# 53)

 

All the best, woz of oz

[titou56]

Hi fred :wink:

 

Thank you...

 

So, could you please give light about that ?

 

http://i47.tinypic.com/30b36sz.jpg

 

Cordialy,

 

Titou

[fredvries]

@ titou56: I'm sorry but no, I can't help you any further.

 

@ wozofoz: PastIconsFlusher was discontinued because the program had very little scope as it only did one tiny job and it wasn't ready for Vista and 7. Maybe we will add it as an option to PureRa one day.

[danburrito]

@ fredvries: Does JavaRa remove leftover traces/versions of the 64bit version of Java?

[fredvries]

@ danburrito: I believe so but I will ask Paul, the coder of the program. Don't expect an answer soon though.

[danburrito]

@ danburrito: I believe so but I will ask Paul, the coder of the program. Don't expect an answer soon though.

 

Thanks so much.