Is the registry automatically cleaned or do I have to make a selection as what has to be cleaned. Any difficulties when it comes to registry cleaning?
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When you bring up ccleaner, pro system it gives you three options: 1- The system and the files 2- The regristy 3- Tools. #1 runs in about 30 seconds, then hit #2 (registry) and it takes about 1 minute to run. This cleans out both. I don't use #3.
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I too am disgusted by this, it is so annoying. I haven't figured out a way to totally stop it, but am looking. Currently my best recommendation is just to open up the drive in Windows Explorer, navigate to the top-most level on the drive (All of my stuff is in the Public folder), and use windows search to find all folders named 983db650f7f79bc8e87d9a3ba418aefc. I had roughly 1,200 of the little bastards. Then just highlight them all and delete. It took me about 10 minutes to delete 1,200 of them. The question really is will they come back........ Only time will tell, I hope it is something that only happens when the files are initially copied. I too am disgusted by this, it is so annoying. I haven't figured out a way to totally stop it, but am looking. Currently my best recommendation is just to open up the drive in Windows Explorer, navigate to the top-most level on the drive (All of my stuff is in the Public folder), and use windows search to find all folders named 983db650f7f79bc8e87d9a3ba418aefc. I had roughly 1,200 of the little bastards. Then just highlight them all and delete. It took me about 10 minutes to delete 1,200 of them. The question really is will they come back........ Only time will tell, I hope it is something... » Read More I too am disgusted by this, it is so annoying. I haven't figured out a way to totally stop it, but am looking. Currently my best recommendation is just to open up the drive in Windows Explorer, navigate to the top-most level on the drive (All of my stuff is in the Public folder), and use windows search to find all folders named 983db650f7f79bc8e87d9a3ba418aefc. I had roughly 1,200 of the little bastards. Then just highlight them all and delete. It took me about 10 minutes to delete 1,200 of them. The question really is will they come back........ Only time will tell, I hope it is something that only happens when the files are initially copied. « Show Less
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Actually I have no idea about this question, mine has something wrong too right after we received the cleaner, I already returned the machine. Sorry about your cleaner, maybe u can ask the customer service to figure out what happened there. Good luck.
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Mr., Miss, or Ms?To answer your question, I have used the disk cleaner in all my machines and so far so good. I also have an older DVD player plus an older DVD recorder plus my Blu-Ray and I have cleaned all of them OK. with the disk cleaner in question. My hobby is seeing and collecting movies so I use my machines many hours a month. The disk cleaner did a super job on all of them and restored them back to original operating condition. I cannot guaranty it will work on your machine but it did work on all mine. "RAF"
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I clean my EAA Witness Elite in mine. Pick up some of the gun cleaner solution though, I used just water and dawn, it did a great job but the metal started to rust before I could get it all dried off and sprayed down with tri flow. Its the same cleaner that Hornaday sells just a lot less. I clean all kinds of things in it, from cpu heat sinks to handguns
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We own a DC07 for almost 4 years now. I clean the filter as instructed in the manual. However, this time I noticed some clogging in holes of the shroud instead the canister. Just a few simple and careful twists the shroud came off. I rinsed and all the holes are clean. Thinking of these holes being clogged and noticing some other fine dust inside the tubing, I wondered about the fine dust elsewhere. I used a T15 star bit and unscrewed the 3 screws on the top. 2 of the cyclones were clogged at the top. I said hhhmmmmm. I then went online to Dysons site and it is not recommended to rinse anything other than the canister and filter. Whatever, I rinsed the entire cyclone canister with luke warm water as there are no electrical parts in this area of the Dyson. A little water is heard in the cyclone area, so air drying is the only option. It is easy to disassemble and to reassemble. No need to take to a repair vac, they will tell you they do not like Dysons . They want you to trade them in though...and then I see they sell them as reconditioned...total scam. After the drying time of 24-48 hours, it performs just as it did when it was new. Total time of disassembling and cleaning the entire cyclone area, canister, filter and brush is under 30 minutes. Let dry and reassembly is under 15 minutes.
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Thank you for your inquiry. Happen to have one at home and have only used it twice but I have had no issues with getting the unit completely cleaned. Hope that helps. Thank you
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to what product are you running thru it? I have never run into that problem! I do know in every system when something runs thru it, it does need some cleaning of the lines depending on how much you use it and what product you use. It is a good system but it is still a machine. I would research from the manufacturer. I know I didn't really help but I hope your research helps.
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Mine included Norton, but it was out of date and I had problems the first week. Made the mistake of clicking on the "Games", and ended up with a lot of junk, nothing terribly malicious, but annoying and slowed everything down. Dumped the Norton and installed Kaspersky (which I had had on my old computer) and MalewareBytes.
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My box came with s slip of paper describing how to download the software directly from Acronis. Yes I had to register with Acronis before I could make the software work. The slip of paper came with a short-form registration code, and after you register Acronis sends you a long-form registration code which you can actually use to register the Acronis software. My existing contents in my hard drive were small enough that I could then just use the default auto clone method, then swap the sata cables to boot from the ssd. I then "cleaned up" the two drives such that Windows and program files were on the ssd c: drive and my personal files on the old, now d: drive.
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Good question. I've always just replaced the entire thing. It will pull off with a little effort but I'm not sure how to sanitize it. I'd like to know the answer to that question.
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This may be normal. Instructions say to clean out after use. Ours collects a bit of residue I attribute to normal operation.
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Search out and install a free program called "PC Decrapifier." It will scan your computer for software it recognizes as trial software and automatically select what it identifies. You SHOULD carefully review what it selects as it is not flawless and may select something you wish to keep. More commonly it will miss a few items you wish to add. Then you click continue and it will automatically remove those programs selected.
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According to the RetroRenovation website, someone from Malcoware there was one "raw element" that had to be replaced to ensure compliance with current EPA guidelines, but otherwise the "new" seems to be the same as what we used and loved before. Same smell, and it leaves that same warm glow. I was glad to get some again, and it has revived my tired looking countertops, and the keys (not ivory) on my piano clean up much easier too. I started with a bottle from the "Gracious home" website, and went from there. Best pricing seems to be that directly from Malcoware, which required purchasing a case of 12, but I found Jubilee can take the place of other cleaners, and it will pay off in the long run. According to the RetroRenovation website, someone from Malcoware there was one "raw element" that had to be replaced to ensure compliance with current EPA guidelines, but otherwise the "new" seems to be the same as what we used and loved before. Same smell, and it leaves that same warm glow. I was glad to get some again, and it has revived my tired looking countertops, and the keys (not ivory) on my piano clean up much easier too. I started with a bottle from the "Gracious home" website, and went from there. Best pricing seems to be that directly from... » Read More According to the RetroRenovation website, someone from Malcoware there was one "raw element" that had to be replaced to ensure compliance with current EPA guidelines, but otherwise the "new" seems to be the same as what we used and loved before. Same smell, and it leaves that same warm glow. I was glad to get some again, and it has revived my tired looking countertops, and the keys (not ivory) on my piano clean up much easier too. I started with a bottle from the "Gracious home" website, and went from there. Best pricing seems to be that directly from Malcoware, which required purchasing a case of 12, but I found Jubilee can take the place of other cleaners, and it will pay off in the long run. « Show Less
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In the "care for product" data sheet, instructions for care are covered. I clean the item after each issue in accordance with instructions and have had not problems. It is a great product, I have recommended it to friends, they were happy with it also.
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How difficult is this to clean? How do you clean around all the screws and hinges.
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Not on the one I bought. It came with Win 7 Pro and installation disk and not much else. If you have a lot of "freebies", I would delete them and you might want to run Spybot to see if there is any spyware. Spybot search and destroy is a free program and does a good job.