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Shut down ccleaner and open it again
Select RUN CCLEANER then click OK
let it do its thing
Then goto REGISTRY
Click SCAN FOR ISSUES
Click FIX SELECTED ISSUES
Click YES to backing up
SAVE the backup
Then click FIX ALL SELECTED ISSUES
close and your done
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ok
from the top
Shut down ccleaner and open it again
Select RUN CCLEANER then click OK
let it do its thing
Then goto REGISTRY
Click SCAN FOR ISSUES
Click FIX SELECTED ISSUES
Click YES to backing up
SAVE the backup
Then click FIX ALL SELECTED ISSUES
close and your done
So as I said in my post #49;- "Ahh, should I "scan for issues"? then will it ask to back up?"
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yes, just follow what I put as I went through it bit by bit:idea:0
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yes, just follow what I put as I went through it bit by bit
OK, all done now, will see over the next few days if computer is any faster.
Many thanks for your time and efforts:beer:
Just a couple more little points;-
Do I get rid of all the downloads from your links, Gary Utilities, HiJack this etc?
What happens to the saved file from CC which is at the moment sitting on my desktop, can I delete it?
Having got rid of ADAWARE, is it recommended to use malwarebytes in it's palce as well as my other securities?Don`t steal - the Government doesn`t like the competition0 -
Teh saved file are your registries. Put them somewhere safe
You can remove anything you like, but id recommend keeping malwarebytes:idea:0 -
One more, despite me going to MS via your link earlier, and doing a manual update then reboot, it appears that I am still on IE6, do you have a link to get IE9, or should I just Google it?Don`t steal - the Government doesn`t like the competition0
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Teh saved file are your registries. Put them somewhere safe
You can remove anything you like, but id recommend keeping malwarebytes
Save them where? on a CD, or somewhere on the PC?
Where would they have been previously? and would I have been able to find them?Don`t steal - the Government doesn`t like the competition0 -
One more, despite me going to MS via your link earlier, and doing a manual update then reboot, it appears that I am still on IE6, do you have a link to get IE9, or should I just Google it?
Internet explorer 8 (9 doesnt exist yet)
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/internet-explorer/default.aspx:idea:0 -
Internet explorer 8 (9 doesnt exist yet)
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/internet-explorer/default.aspx
Yes, I meant 8, (mixing up AVG which is 9).
All installed and updated, once again many thanksDon`t steal - the Government doesn`t like the competition0
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