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Title: Help for PCMag Utilities
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Users activity: 18 post per thread
Forum activity: 5 active threads during last week
 

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bsonnino
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DiskPiePro
Published (2010-01-04 04:02:00)
kellykids5: How do I know which files are safe to delete? I wouldn't touch any file in Windows folder, but your data files may be safe - usually mp3, mp4, jpg, gif, avi) files may be safe (although these can be photos or videos that you may want top keep). As a rule of thumb, I wouldn't delete any file I don't know what is it for. You can move the files to another drive. That way the files would be kept and you would...
tbrey
1
user's latest post:
Password Pro Help
Published (2009-12-27 16:22:00)
I too have this problem and could use your advice and help
kellykids5
1
user's latest post:
DiskPiePro
Published (2010-01-02 20:27:00)
How do I know which files are safe to delete?
renejr
1
user's latest post:
Startup Cop Pro 5 - double entry...
Published (2010-01-04 12:45:10)
In Vista SP1 64 bit, I had to do 2 installs of a program that did not seem to take on the first install.  It did not show up in startup cop even though it is supposed to be a startup item and it did not show as installed in Vista's "Programs and Features".  There was not a process running in Task Manager either.  There was no requirement to restart after the install. After the second install...
  

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Started 2 days, 1 hour ago (2010-01-04 04:02:00)  by bsonnino
kellykids5: How do I know which files are safe to delete? I wouldn't touch any file in Windows folder, but your data files may be safe - usually mp3, mp4, jpg, gif, avi) files may be safe (although these can be photos or videos that you may want top keep). As a rule of thumb, I wouldn't delete any file I don't know what is it for. You can move the files to another drive. That way the...
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Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-11-24 08:37:47)  by zd_tsmith
BillTreloar: I'm still using the original PC Magazine utility Password Pro version 1.0 from 1995. I've got over 250 usernames and passwords stored in it. Now that I'm upgrading to a new WIndows 7 machine, I need to move it over, but I can't find my install file. Is it still available? Of course, there's a very good chance it won't run in Windows 7 on a 64-bit machine. If that's the ...
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Started 1 year ago (2008-12-22 16:01:00)  by dwknapp
I have a similar device set up to monitor a home. Here are some of the experiences I have had: It is nearly impossible to accomodate motion detection if you are pointing the camera to the outdoors. Chance occurances such as sunny day shadows (breezy sunny days are the worst), rain or lightning will give you lots and lots of false alarms. So, keep the camera pointed to the inside of your ...
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Started 2 months ago (2009-11-04 09:23:00)  by zd_tsmith
MurrayEisenberg: In case a moderator or editor reads this... It would be a considerable service if a list were readily available telling which of the PC Magazine utilities are compatible with Windows 7. Yes, it would be good, but also a lot of time to test every single utility we have. I don't even have Windows 7 yet. :) Tim
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Started 2 years, 10 months ago (2007-02-20 10:10:00)  by zd_tsmith
mdanielski wrote: I am running int to the same problem. After just a short time my program just seems to stop refreshing it's views at all. I am also running Windows XP Pro SP2. Has anyone found the reaon for this behavior. Right now the utility is worthless to me. I've never heard of a problem like this before. Can you double check and make sure that the "Stop" or ...
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Started 2 weeks, 5 days ago (2009-12-17 09:58:00)  by zd_tsmith
glemo81540: Purchased 4 a week ago. Used once. Went back to use agian and can't open it,either w/icon or program listing.Any suggestions? Did you look at your system tray (bottom right near the clock)? Startup Cop Pro is still probably running. Open it from the system tray. Tim
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Re: DiskPiePro - 2 new posts
Started 2 days, 1 hour ago (2010-01-04 04:02:00)  by bsonnino
kellykids5: How do I know which files are safe to delete? I wouldn't touch any file in Windows folder, but your data files may be safe - usually mp3, mp4, jpg, gif, avi) files may be safe (although these can be photos or videos that you may want top keep). As a rule of thumb, I wouldn't delete any file I don't know what is it for. You can move the files to another drive. That way the...
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