Hendrixus

Originally Posted by DoDoubleGeo

If your looking for a confession, then yes, I did write that.:approve: The problem here is your interpretation of what my post meant. To finally clear this up, the following is a more verbose post that perhaps I should have used in the first place. [/color]

Right, I see what you mean. But you could have written "I don't use any", that's more clear to me who's native launguage isn't English. But this is solved.

Well you loose a lotta space if you don't clean up esspecially if you're surfing the net.

Hendrixus

rob1303

Originally Posted by Hendrixus

Right, I see what you mean. But you could have written "I don't use any", that's more clear to me who's native launguage isn't English. But this is solved. Well you loose a lotta space if you don't clean up esspecially if you're surfing the net. Hendrixus

Am I the only one to find it amazing that Hendrixus hijacked his own thread with this discussion?

Hendrixus

Originally Posted by rob1303

Am I the only one to find it amazing that Hendrixus hijacked his own thread with this discussion?

If you have other things to say go to the water fountain, thanks!

Hendrixus

rob1303

Originally Posted by Hendrixus

If you have other things to say go to the water fountain, thanks! Hendrixus

- nice one :approve:

CBombC

I don't use any and don't know if I should. Well I also use scarybear check notification. Do I need anything else? I don't use the Ax to surf the net, nor do I e-mail.
What do you think?

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rob1303

Originally Posted by CBombC

I don't use any and don't know if I should. Well I also use scarybear check notification. Do I need anything else? I don't use the Ax to surf the net, nor do I e-mail. What do you think?

Do you install and uninstall lots of programmes?

CBombC

No, I have pretty much kept everything since the ROM update. Is that one reason for the utility? and if so, what does it do? Is that a reason to get the utility?

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GordonNL

Originally Posted by Hendrixus

Heb je dat ook hierboven (de poll) ingevoerd, Gordon?;) Hendrixus

tuurlijk

uzziah0

I clean everything out myself - manually ... well by manually I mean through Rescoe File Explorer and RegEditor (although I have tried a couple of other reg editors, none are automatic and I haven't seen any that do more than Rescoe's (which comes with their file explorer)).
I try to clean temp internet files shortly after web browsing, other things I clean when I feel it needs cleaning.
I kind of don't trust other cleaning programs, I don't know exactly what they are doing, and I don't feel something so simple is worth paying for!

Hendrixus

Originally Posted by GordonNL

tuurlijk

Prima:approve:

Hendrixus

Hendrixus

Originally Posted by uzziah0

I kind of don't trust other cleaning programs, I don't know exactly what they are doing, and I don't feel something so simple is worth paying for!

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Originally Posted by Hendrixus

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Yikes!!!!!

Well, I'm glad there are people here that are not indifferent.
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Hendrixus

Originally Posted by uzziah0

Yikes!!!!! Well, I'm glad there are people here that are not indifferent. Thanks for all the info. I did not know all the extras in memmaid.

A trial doesn't cost anything, so!:approve: And it does its job a little faster then you do it by hand;)

Hendrixus

Just Jen

Macmania4U, thanks for mentioning FastCleanup. I found it quickly by searching Handango and like you said it's fast and it's free. After downloading it today, it not only cleaned up, but it also freed up a program that was acting up when no other operation would fix it. Hopefully this program is all I need or at least it will tide me over till I get a chance to sort out the others.

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