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There are situations where users are stuck with a version of Windows Live Messenger on their computer system that they cannot uninstall or update. This might have been caused by data corruption, a computer virus or other malicious software or the deletion of files or configuration entries. Manual removal is usually a solution but it requires lots of time with the danger of deleting data that is still needed on the system. There are a few programs that can completely remove Windows Live Messenger from a computer system. These programs work in a similar fashion like the antivirus software removers that remove files and ... Read Full Story
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Users need to uninstall Nero sometimes. It seems many users facing problem while uninstalling Nero. Here we take Nero 7.0 as an example, the uninstall process are the same to other versions more or less . Usually with Perfect Uninstaller , Uninstall function can remove Nero quickly from your PC. However, when its own uninstall function is corrupted, it’s hard for you to uninstall it manually. But we can handle it with Force Uninstall function instantly. Method One: Uninstall Nero Find Nero in the program list, press “Uninstall” Uninstall with Nero’s own uninstall program. Method Two, Force Uninstall Nero Navigate to the directory C:\Program ... Read Full Story
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G DATA TotalCare 2008 which changes the system login settings, Perfect Uninstaller 6.3.3.3 can help you Force Uninstall it. Method One, Uninstall G DATA TotalCare 2008 Find G DATA TotalCare 2008 in the program list in the main interface of Perfect Uninstaller , press “Uninstall” . G DATA TotalCare 2008 is runing its own uninstall program. Method Two, Force Uninstall G DATA TotalCare 2008 First, Uninstall driver programs in the safe mode Enter the safe mode, navigate to the directory of G DATA C:\Program Files\Common Files\G DATA, right click the folder “G DATA” and select “Force Uninstall” from the right-click menu, Perfect Uninstaller will ... Read Full Story
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Starting on May 12th, we will begin a verification of some update scenarios on Windows 7 RC (build 7100), similar to the update verification we did for Windows 7 Beta (build 7000). We need to verify the update infrastructure to ensure that when we need to release real updates, the process will run smoothly. There will be at most 10 updates, and as before, they will not deliver any new features or fixes. Many of the updates will install automatically, and a few will not. One of the updates will test a new update notification feature that provides detailed information about available updates that ... Read Full Story
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I was hit - for the nth time - with the now familiar face of MSN Messenger in my tray at a system start-up. I've decided to document my uninstall efforts this time, to reduce the chances of the nightmare reoccurring. The reasons for removing MSN Messenger are numerous: perhaps you do not use it and would free the amount of memory it takes, or you simply use a better substitute, such as Portable Pidgin. Unlike Microsoft’s own, Pidgin Portable has the advantage of accessing all messaging networks from the same interface and is also portable, being designed to be used from a USB ... Read Full Story
Hi there, I know some of you have been waiting for a while before I made my first technical post. I’ve been busy helping you guys solving development issues, isn’t that a good justification? J Today, I’m going to give you an example of a typical scenario application’s developer faces with when a new version of Windows is released and we discover that our application that was working perfectly fine on previous version now has a completely...  
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A whitepaper on Certificate Revocation Checking in Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 has been publshed on Technet here - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee619730(WS.10).aspx Topics in this whitepaper include: ·         What’s new in Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 revocation checking ·         How revocation checking works ·         How pre-fetching revocation information improves performance ·         Support for...  
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Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water… the BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) makes an unexpected appearance right after, of all things, installing Expression Web 3. The silver lining is if you’re running Windows Vista or Windows 7 then you’re safe from this problem. It only affects users on Windows XP with Service Pack 2. So here’s a quick debriefing: After installing Expression Web 3 on a Windows XP SP2  operating system...  
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I notice online that there's a broken link to the Group Policy Settings Spreadsheet changes. What happened was that the content for this area got consolidated and unfortunately in the process the old links were broken. So if you are looking for settings changes in Group Policy for: Windows 7 Windows Server 2008 R2 Windows Vista SP1 and SP2 Windows Server 2008 Windows XP SP1, SP2 and SP3 Windows Server 2003 Any associated Service Packs then...  
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Microsoft has long said, and we have reminded users, that DirectX 11 is not just a Windows 7 technology. The company promised that DirectX 11 will be availalbe for Vista around the same time as the release of its latest and greatest operating system.  
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Windows 7’s overall superiority to Windows Vista has translated into the latest iteration of the Windows client leaving its predecessor in the dirt in terms of commercial success as well. Windows 7 RTM has been embraced by over three times more  
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This fell in my lap over the weekend, but I didn’t have time to cover it last week: An update is available that allows for a potential power saving in an AMD multicore processor that is running an x64-based version of Windows Vista SP2, of Windows Server 2008 SP2, of Windows 7, or of Windows Server 2008 R2. The update in itself is worth a download and an install, to make post-Vista 64-bit platforms play nice with Enhanced C1 state (C1E) for...  
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For those of you sticking with Vista, Microsoft has finally officially released DirectX 11 for Vista, after having spent the last couple of months in beta. This final release looks to be the same as the last beta released earlier this month. The update is KB971512, which is being released as part of a larger Platform Update for Vista that includes a few...  
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We all know Windows Vista got a bit of a bum rap. Its biggest sin was that it shipped earlier than it should and its reputation has never recovered. However, with Windows 7 now out, those of us who have to switch between PCs now find ourselves discovering completely new things about Windows Vista that are annoying -- because they are things that Windows 7 made so much better. Here's our list... #1 "Program not responding" Windows Vista...  
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This Fix it Solution automates setting a system variable to ignore the IphlpsvcMigPlugin.ddd plug-in on Windows Vista which enables the update to occur successfully from Windows Vista to Windows 7. The Fix it solution can be applied after the 62 percent upgrade failure happens. At that point, the PC will roll back to Windows Vista. Users can then visit this support page, scroll down and click the "Fix this problem" link. The link will run a...  
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