The Cleaner 5.0.0.120
The Cleaner v.5 is designed to keep your computer and data safe from Trojans, Worms, Keyloggers, Spyware and many other types of malware.
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1.9.2007 Wise Registry Cleaner 1.9
Wise Registry Cleaner is one of the safest Registry cleaning tools available in the market today.
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8.4.2007 Advanced Privacy Cleaner 1.1
Advanced Privacy Cleaner allows you to regain your computer's privacy with ease. This simple tool cleans your tracks with a single click. The program deletes only the types of tracks you select.
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13.10.2007 Wise Registry Cleaner 2.9.4
Wise Registry Cleaner is one of the safest Registry cleaning tools available in the market today.
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27.10.2007 Expired Cookies Cleaner v1.02
Expired Cookies Cleaner is a free software for removing expired cookies from you personal computer (PC).
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17.3.2009 Vista SP1 RC Leaves XP SP2 in the Dust, but What About XP SP3?
Although Microsoft has indicated a strong disapproval of benchmarking tests involving development milestones of Windows Vista Service Pack 1, the temptation is simply too big to ignore.
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17.1.2008 Microsoft Makes Its Own Vista SP1 vs. XP SP2, Leaves XP SP3 Out
Ever since the advent of Window Vista, at the end of November 2006 for businesses and in January 2007 for the general public, Microsoft has virtually invited the comparison between the two operating systems.
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8.5.2008 Microsoft Hands out XP SP3 beta – Final SP for XP
In an email sent to selected testers telling them they have been accepted to begin testing XP SP3, Microsoft has also informed them that this will be the final Service Pack for the now aging OS.
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5.10.2007 Windows XP Service Pack 3 - Will it turn XP into Vista?
Microsoft is currently cooking the third and last service pack for Windows XP. Released back at the end of 2001, and overhauled in 2004 with the introduction of Service Pack 2, the next refresh for XP is long overdue.
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19.10.2007 XP SP3 Does Not Support Windows XP
Believe it or not, but Microsoft does not support Windows XP with XP SP3. Well, maybe that's not entire true. But it is true nonetheless. End users will find they they are unable to deploy XP SP3 on top of XP. What is the catch?
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16.1.2008 Windows XP LogonUI Changer - Change Windows XP Logon Background
Windows 7 has got built-in feature to change Windows 7 Logon background and we have already covered Logon Changer & LogonUI background changer for Windows 7. For Windows Vista & XP Logonstudio is best tool to use.
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12.8.2009 VISTA vs. XP
Want to know the differences between Vista and it's biggest competitor, Windows XP? An
online article in the US has some basic information, but we thought it needed a bit more detail. So here's a much better rundown on the differences to expect!
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7.1.2007 Plus! for Windows XP
Thanks to gavo for this download. This is Plus! for Windows XP but users report, that it works with Vista too.
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28.4.2007 XP Antivirus Still Available!
A new rogue antispyware application was spotted a few days ago on the web and it may really trick you in case you’re not ready for it. Do NOT, I repeat, do NOT download it!
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27.3.2008 What Does It Take to Get a PC With XP?
Our reporter tried to buy a computer with Windows XP preinstalled on it from the United States' nine biggest PC makers. His findings: You can get one, but be prepared to fib.
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16.7.2008 Which edition of Windows XP is right for you?
Five editions of Windows XP compared
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3 x DOWNLOAD Windows XP
DOWNLOAD Windows XP 9 IN ONE with service pack 2,
DOWNLOAD Windows XP Professional 64 Bit,
DOWNLOAD Windows XP Professional 32 Bit
This is Windows XP Unofficial Download page.
Windows XP is designed for businesses of all sizes and for home users who demand the most from their computing experience, Windows XP Professional delivers the new standard in reliability and performance.
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Vista and XP Comparisons
Microsoft has promised the largest upgrade since Windows 95 in Windows Vista. In this article we take a look at build 5270, which will probably be one of the last intermediate releases (this one is actually labeled Beta 2 on the desktop) before the feature complete Beta 2 release. In this article we will look at what this upgrade means in real terms by comparing it with the venerable Windows XP.
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13.1.2006 Hack Windows Xp All in One
Include:
CIA Commander
WPa kill
Activate
Enable Updates
Windows genuine validation bypass
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31.1.2006 Windows XP on a MAC?
Apple has formally given its thumbs-up to attempts to install and run Windows XP on Intel-based Macs. It has posted a tool called Boot Camp that allows iMac, MacBook Pro and Mac Mini owners to run the Microsoft OS more easily. The company also confirmed the next major Mac OS X release, Leopard, will integrate the twin-OS technology.
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5.4.2006 Vista Pack for XP
The Vista Pack for XP is for customize your Windows XP in Windows Vista Style. It give your Windows XP the look and feel of Vista with these great tools with a new Firefox Vista black theme, Windows Visual styles, tools, and wallpapers.
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22.2.2007 Gartner: XP can be 'green' too
Microsoft Corp. may have tooted the public relations horn about Vista's power-saving features, said a Gartner Inc. analyst this week, but businesses would be smart to look at ways they can save electricity on their XP-powered PCs rather than worry about what the new OS offers.
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31.3.2007 Farewell Vista, Hello XP
How to make the switch back and deal with the gnarly problem of transferring your Vista e-mail, contacts, and user data back to the old standby operating system.
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10.12.2007 Why isn't Vista loved as much as XP?
Lately there are a lot of articles bashing Windows Vista for its lack of driver support, stability or poor performance. All of these concerns are true just like all previous Windows versions.
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16.1.2008 Another take on Vista vs. XP benchmarks
As anyone who’s ever worked in a PC performance lab knows, the #1 rule of benchmarking is: Your mileage may vary.
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20.2.2008 The Only Way for Windows XP SP3 Is Down
SP3 will do nothing for XP, but still more than what SP1 will do for Vista - The third and final service pack for Windows XP will do little to nothing for the operating system, but will manage to deliver a superior boost to the platform's momentum in comparison to Service Pack 1 for Windows Vista.
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12.4.2008 Vista is still more secure than XP
Last October, roughly one year after the release to manufacturing of Windows Vista, I did a comparison of how well Windows Vista was living up to its promise of being more secure than its predecessor, Windows XP (see “One year later, Vista really is more secure”).
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28.7.2008 Windows XP gets another six months
Given its history of moving deadlines at a moment's notice, it hardly seems surprising that Microsoft is keeping Windows XP alive even longer than expected, but its latest move looks particularly bad for Vista.
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5.10.2008 XP to Windows 7 Migration
As far as the great majority of users are concerned, Windows Vista was the greatest flop in Microsoft history and few points of view dare to contradict this.
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29.9.2009 SevenMizer Windows XP
Following the same behavioral pattern as with the release of Windows Vista, software developers have striven to offer the masses the possibility to disguise Windows XP as Windows 7.
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2.10.2009'Blog', 'cookie', 'wiki' top list of hated Internet words: poll
"Blog", "netiquette",
"cookie" and "wiki" have
been voted among the most
irritating words spawned by
the Internet, according to the
results of a poll published
Thursday.
Topping the
list of words most likely to
make web users "wince,
shudder or want to bang your
head on the keyboard" was
folksonomy, a term for a web
classification system.
"Blogosphere", the
collective name for blogs or
online journals, was second;
"blog" itself was third;
"netiquette", or Internet
etiquette, came fourth and
"blook", a book based on a
blog, was fifth.
"Cookie", a file sent to
a user's computer after they
visit a website, came in
ninth, while "wiki", a
collaborative website edited
by its readers, was tenth...
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21.06.2007Editorial: Three ways to a cleaner, brighter Mac
The presupposition that Macs are the choice for the user who wants a hassle free, take it out of the box and get on with it experience is simply a
lie. This may very well be the experience Mac users get for a while, but soon enough the system (like every other computer) becomes a little sluggish,
and not as speedy as it was in its younger days. Increasingly, it is becoming apparent that if a user requires their Mac for anything other than
rudimentary tasks, it has to have a deep clean every now and again otherwise it will get a little sluggish.
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19.05.2009After Lawsuits, Company Pulls
Spyware Cleaner
Secure Computer says the
product will not be available
until its problems are
resolved...
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27.01.2006Cleaner, Faster: First impressions of "Windows Live 2008"
Well it's taken a while to get here, but it looks like Windows Live is becoming a better defined and somewhat unified set of services. Of course
there's still a lot of work left to do, but today's debut of the Windows Live Suite and unified installer is definitely a big step in the right
direction. So lets jump right in...
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06.09.2007Eusing Free Registry Cleaner 1.25 Final
Eusing Free Registry Cleaner
is a free registry repair
software that allows you to
safely clean and repair
registry problems with a few
simple mouse clicks. Problems
with the Windows Registry are
a common cause of Windows
crashes and error messages.
Registry problems can occur
for many reasons, including
references left behind after
uninstall; incorrect removal
of software; missing or
corrupt hardware drivers; or
orphaned start-up programs.
Eusing Free Registry Cleaner
will scans your Windows
registry for invalid or
obsolete information and
provide a list of the errors
found. After fixing the
invalid entries, your system
will be more stable and run
faster. For maximum safety,
Eusing Free Registry Cleaner
will make a backup of the
repaired entries. You will be
able to restore any changes
made using the software by
choosing Restore registry
backup. It is strongly
recommended to
back up your
data before using
Eusing Free Registry Cleaner
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Changelog:
* Add checking for
update.
* Show the
problem count after scanning
every item.
* Change
donation agent.
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25.12.2006Facebook users unite in outrage over changed layout
Some don't like it when others clean out their houses while they're gone on vacation, and a few might hate it when someone else cleans up .
Facebook is now cleaner, brighter, and whiter, and tens of thousands are unhappy...
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13.08.2008PCWorld : The 10 Most Overrated Products
An interesting slide show from PCWorld about the 10 Most Overrated Products against Underrated ones.
Hype springs eternal. Lots of
technologies, products and services don't merit the praise heaped on them. Here are 10 tech items that don't live up to their billing -- and
10 that deserve respect that they don't receive. Worth a check out.
One comparision among the many : PCWorld feels XP is overated and
Vista under-rated.
"Save Windows XP! is the rallying cry of Windows users dismayed by the needless bloat of Vista. But didn't
everyone have the same critique of Windows XP when it first galumphed into public view like an unsteady rubber monster?
What did Vista get
right? For starters, though the User Account Control feature is like an annoying little sister who constantly pokes you, it makes Vista more secure
than XP. Vista also trounces XP in handling mobile devices, networking, multimedia files and photos. On top of that, it has a cleaner, more
navigable interface -- one eerily reminiscent of a certain Mac operating system."
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07.10.2008Greener Apple: New Macs, iPods aim for efficiency, cleaner environment
Once a target of environmental activists, Apple has been making a turnaround, putting a big push lately on the greener aspects of its products.
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07.03.2009Jeeves Retires as Ask.com
Rebrands
Ask Jeeves said Monday it was
relaunching as ask.com,
complete with a new
understated design, tools,
Web-based desktop search, and
a cleaner and less
advertising-laden result page.
Noticeably missing is Jeeves,
the familiar butler that has
been associated with the site
for the past decade...
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27.02.2006FAQ on the Windows XP Expert
Zone
Columnist Charlie Russel
explains how to use FAQs to
find answers to frequently
asked questions about Windows
XP, Windows XP Tablet PC
Edition, and Windows XP Media
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04.01.2006Windows XP SP3 Final Available at MajorGeeks
Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) includes all previously released updates for the operating system. This update also includes a small number of new
functionalities, which do not significantly change customers experience with the operating system.
Supported Operating Systems:
Windows XP; Windows XP Home Edition ; Windows XP Home Edition N; Windows XP Media Center Edition; Windows XP Professional Edition ; Windows XP
Professional N; Windows XP Service Pack 1; Windows XP Service Pack 2; Windows XP Starter Edition; Windows XP Tablet PC Edition.
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23.04.2008Google Plugs Account Hijack Holes
Had Google left the the
cross-site scripting (XSS)
vulnerability unpatched,
hackers could have modified
third-party Google documents
and spreadsheets as well as
had access to e-mail subjects
and search history.
According to Philipp
Lenssen, the author of Google
Blogoscoped, the first Google
Custom Domains vulnerability
allowed Tony Ruscoe (another
Google expert) to create a
page that was hosted on a
Google.com domain. Ruscoe
proved that he could have used
code to steal a user's Google
cookie and access their Google
services. The second
vulnerability, reported by
Lenssen, would also have
enabled a hacker to use
JavaScript code to pass cookie
data to an external source.
Google hit two
birds with one stone according
to a representative: "Google
was alerted to these issues,
and we worked quickly to fix
the problems, which have been
resolved. We have not received
any reports of user data being
compromised."
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17.01.2007AOL To Let Users Opt Out of Targetted Ads
Time Warner Incs AOL Internet division said on Wednesday that it would let users opt out of online advertisements that are presented to individuals
based on the Web sites they have visited. Such behaviorally targeted ads use "cookies," information that identifies a computer, to keep
track of where the user has visited online and send that person commercial messages accordingly.
Internet publishers say this system lets
users get ads for products they may be interested in rather than sending useless information, but consumer advocates say it is yet another potential
violation of privacy online. AOLs program will point consumers to the right place to block such ads. Choosing to opt out sends a cookie to a users
computer that blocks the ads from appearing. AOLs system prevents the deletion of the opt-out cookie. The program will also send "millions"
of public service banner ads explaining the policy across the companys own Web sites and on those in which it sells ads.
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01.11.2007Windows XP will be sold to some OEMs after all, says Microsoft
BetaNews has confirmed that, although most of Microsoft's shipments of Windows XP did end on June 30 as scheduled, it is still making XP available to
both makers of low-end Netbooks and 'systems builders,' large and small...
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02.07.2008Five reasons why XP will never die
Preston Gralla: Microsoft is doing its best to kill Windows XP, but that's not going to happen. No matter what the company does, the operating system
will live on. Here are five reasons why XP will never die.
Enterprises want XP
There's no escaping the
simple fact that enterprises have snubbed Vista, and show no signs of abandoning XP. Just a few days ago, Forrester said that a survey of 50,000
enterprise users found that throughout 2007, Windows XP use remained at a steady 89%. Vista grew from zero to 6% in that same time, but that came
about because users moved from Windows 2000 to Vista, not from XP to Vista. Don't expect corporations to switch to Vista from XP in 2008.
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03.04.2008Low-Cost Windows XP Comes to
Africa
Microsoft is bringing its
Windows XP Starter Edition
operating system to Africa,
the company announced
Thursday. The lower-priced
version of XP drops home
networking and limits the
number of programs that can be
opened simultaneously...
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28.04.2006XP Starter Edition Travels to
India
Microsoft is bringing Windows
XP Starter Edition to India,
where it will offer the
stripped down operating system
in English for the first time.
The low-cost version of XP
drops home networking and
limits the number of programs
that can be opened
simultaneously...
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24.09.2005Windows XP going off market in June: What it means
Well it looks like XP is about to disappear from stores coming this June. Oh what shall I do If I still don't want to migrate to Vista? Well
actually it will probably still be for sale in stores and such but Microsoft itself will no longer sell it. Read on.
Microsoft originally
announced over a year ago that Windows XP would be going off the market in January 2008. XP was later given a brief stay of execution, to June 30,
2008. That deadline is fast approaching, which has led to much panicking from people who aren't quite sure what XP's "going off market"
means, exactly.
People are still as confused as ever. So let's take a stab at clarifying, once again, what's going to happen by
answering some frequently asked questions about XP's imminent disappearance.
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18.04.2008Microsoft, Washington State Sue Scareware Vendors
The Attorney General’s Office along with Microsoft announced the filing of new cases under Washington’s recently improved Computer Spyware
Act during a joint press conference today in Seattle.
“We won’t tolerate the use of alarmist warnings or deceptive ‘free
scans’ to trick consumers into buying software to fix a problem that doesn’t even exist,” McKenna continued. “We’ve
repeatedly proven that Internet companies that prey on consumers’ anxieties are within our reach.”
As of today, the Attorney
General’s Office has filed seven suits under the statute. The Attorney General’s Office filed its latest case today in King County
Superior Court against the marketers of a program called Registry Cleaner XP.
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01.10.2008Free Windows XP tuneup: Put new life into an old workhorse
Microsoft may have given up on Windows XP, but that doesn't mean you have to.
While there's plenty of life in the old operating
system, there's also a good chance XP may start looking long in the tooth to you. The good news is you don't have to live with an XP that feels
sluggish or looks and acts outdated. In this article, we'll show you plenty of ways to spiff up XP -- and make it faster and more reliable -- without
spending a penny. So come along and get your free DIY Windows XP upgrade.
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