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Alex -
I'll take what is HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Windows
Explorer Streams (and all those folders with numbers) in the Windows ME registry for $200.00. Anyone have the answer? |
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Alex -
How Windows Stores View Preferences
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=171002 I would have to double check but I'm quite sure that this also applies to W9x: Window size and location is not remembered? 22-Sep-99 http://www.jsifaq.com/SF/Tips/Tip.aspx?id=1649 Which is the same as http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q235994/ John SGB wrote: I'll take what is HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Windows Explorer Streams (and all those folders with numbers) in the Windows ME registry for $200.00. Anyone have the answer? |
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Alex -
Thanks for that!
I read it. I understand what Streams are, but it states there are suppose to be only 28 entries. I have 80. Scratching head. What happens should I delete them. My settings will ______??? "John John" wrote in message ... How Windows Stores View Preferences http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=171002 I would have to double check but I'm quite sure that this also applies to W9x: Window size and location is not remembered? 22-Sep-99 http://www.jsifaq.com/SF/Tips/Tip.aspx?id=1649 Which is the same as http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q235994/ John SGB wrote: I'll take what is HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Windows Explorer Streams (and all those folders with numbers) in the Windows ME registry for $200.00. Anyone have the answer? |
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Alex -
Yeah, I know. Some applications also write view keys in there, things
like Adobe and QuackTime and what not. I have an NT4 box here and there are 201 of these subfolders. They all do the same thing, keep view preferences for Explorer or different applications. Export the key then delete the whole whack of them and you will see what happens. At worse you will have to reset some views to your liking or simply re-import the file to restore the views. John SGB wrote: Thanks for that! I read it. I understand what Streams are, but it states there are suppose to be only 28 entries. I have 80. Scratching head. What happens should I delete them. My settings will ______??? "John John" wrote in message ... How Windows Stores View Preferences http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=171002 I would have to double check but I'm quite sure that this also applies to W9x: Window size and location is not remembered? 22-Sep-99 http://www.jsifaq.com/SF/Tips/Tip.aspx?id=1649 Which is the same as http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q235994/ John SGB wrote: I'll take what is HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Windows Explorer Streams (and all those folders with numbers) in the Windows ME registry for $200.00. Anyone have the answer? |
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Alex -
Thanks again, John.
Great idea. Will do. Your helpfulness is appreciated. :-) "John John" wrote in message ... Yeah, I know. Some applications also write view keys in there, things like Adobe and QuackTime and what not. I have an NT4 box here and there are 201 of these subfolders. They all do the same thing, keep view preferences for Explorer or different applications. Export the key then delete the whole whack of them and you will see what happens. At worse you will have to reset some views to your liking or simply re-import the file to restore the views. John SGB wrote: Thanks for that! I read it. I understand what Streams are, but it states there are suppose to be only 28 entries. I have 80. Scratching head. What happens should I delete them. My settings will ______??? snip to shorten |
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Alex -
You're welcome.
John SGB wrote: Thanks again, John. Great idea. Will do. Your helpfulness is appreciated. :-) "John John" wrote in message ... Yeah, I know. Some applications also write view keys in there, things like Adobe and QuackTime and what not. I have an NT4 box here and there are 201 of these subfolders. They all do the same thing, keep view preferences for Explorer or different applications. Export the key then delete the whole whack of them and you will see what happens. At worse you will have to reset some views to your liking or simply re-import the file to restore the views. John SGB wrote: Thanks for that! I read it. I understand what Streams are, but it states there are suppose to be only 28 entries. I have 80. Scratching head. What happens should I delete them. My settings will ______??? snip to shorten |
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Alex -
One potentially useful way to look into this is might be by running
MRUBlaster, from Javacool (of SpywareBlaster fame). Alone or (preferably) in conjunction with John's suggestions it should help you understand Streams better - or certain types anyway - because if you have everything checked to remove, it *will* remove your window, etc settings. But you can scan, and then see the results, without removing anything. (Meanwhile MRUBlaster is a quite useful cleanser run occasionally with the Streams option 'unchecked'). Shane SGB wrote: Thanks for that! I read it. I understand what Streams are, but it states there are suppose to be only 28 entries. I have 80. Scratching head. What happens should I delete them. My settings will ______??? "John John" wrote in message ... How Windows Stores View Preferences http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=171002 I would have to double check but I'm quite sure that this also applies to W9x: Window size and location is not remembered? 22-Sep-99 http://www.jsifaq.com/SF/Tips/Tip.aspx?id=1649 Which is the same as http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q235994/ John SGB wrote: I'll take what is HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Windows Explorer Streams (and all those folders with numbers) in the Windows ME registry for $200.00. Anyone have the answer? |
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Alex -
Mighty dangerous waters to sail in, Shane. Too dangerous for me, anyway. H. "Shane" wrote in message ... One potentially useful way to look into this is might be by running MRUBlaster, from Javacool (of SpywareBlaster fame). Alone or (preferably) in conjunction with John's suggestions it should help you understand Streams better - or certain types anyway - because if you have everything checked to remove, it *will* remove your window, etc settings. But you can scan, and then see the results, without removing anything. (Meanwhile MRUBlaster is a quite useful cleanser run occasionally with the Streams option 'unchecked'). Shane SGB wrote: Thanks for that! I read it. I understand what Streams are, but it states there are suppose to be only 28 entries. I have 80. Scratching head. What happens should I delete them. My settings will ______??? "John John" wrote in message ... How Windows Stores View Preferences http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=171002 I would have to double check but I'm quite sure that this also applies to W9x: Window size and location is not remembered? 22-Sep-99 http://www.jsifaq.com/SF/Tips/Tip.aspx?id=1649 Which is the same as http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q235994/ John SGB wrote: I'll take what is HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Windows Explorer Streams (and all those folders with numbers) in the Windows ME registry for $200.00. Anyone have the answer? |
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Alex -
Harry ... a *bath tub* is too dangerous for you to sail in
MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007] =============== *-343-* FDNY Never Forgotten =============== webster72n wrote: Mighty dangerous waters to sail in, Shane. Too dangerous for me, anyway. H. "Shane" wrote in message ... One potentially useful way to look into this is might be by running MRUBlaster, from Javacool (of SpywareBlaster fame). Alone or (preferably) in conjunction with John's suggestions it should help you understand Streams better - or certain types anyway - because if you have everything checked to remove, it *will* remove your window, etc settings. But you can scan, and then see the results, without removing anything. (Meanwhile MRUBlaster is a quite useful cleanser run occasionally with the Streams option 'unchecked'). Shane SGB wrote: Thanks for that! I read it. I understand what Streams are, but it states there are suppose to be only 28 entries. I have 80. Scratching head. What happens should I delete them. My settings will ______??? "John John" wrote in message ... How Windows Stores View Preferences http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=171002 I would have to double check but I'm quite sure that this also applies to W9x: Window size and location is not remembered? 22-Sep-99 http://www.jsifaq.com/SF/Tips/Tip.aspx?id=1649 Which is the same as http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q235994/ John SGB wrote: I'll take what is HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Windows Explorer Streams (and all those folders with numbers) in the Windows ME registry for $200.00. Anyone have the answer? |
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Alex -
If you mean MRUBlaster, Harry, it's not dangerous. It just removes
relatively unimportant settings. It can be configured to 'shred' temp internet files and/or cookies too and you can end up deleting cookies you'd rather have kept while you figure out just how to configure it. But it doesn't do anything you can't reset if you want (and, as with most recommended tools, you could ask and get suggestions how to set it up from whoever recommends it and never even go through the deleting cookies and window settings (you know, whether windows open full screen or not, that sort of thing). If otoh you mean John's registry suggestion, what he said about exporting the keys before deleting them is wise and makes it likely to be painless. It is a good idea - always - before editing the registry, to back it up completely (Scanreg should already have done so 'today' but you may have made other changes or installed software since turning the machine on, that you would rather not lose in the event of restoring the registry). Just do Start/Run and type SCANREG hit Enter. Scanreg will open, say the registry has already been backed up today, would you like to do it again? Click 'yes' and voila! (or wala as certain people say) you have an up-to-the-minute backup. And nothing John or I suggested is likely to cause more than very minor inconvenience. However, if there's no need or desire... Shane webster72n wrote: Mighty dangerous waters to sail in, Shane. Too dangerous for me, anyway. H. "Shane" wrote in message ... One potentially useful way to look into this is might be by running MRUBlaster, from Javacool (of SpywareBlaster fame). Alone or (preferably) in conjunction with John's suggestions it should help you understand Streams better - or certain types anyway - because if you have everything checked to remove, it *will* remove your window, etc settings. But you can scan, and then see the results, without removing anything. (Meanwhile MRUBlaster is a quite useful cleanser run occasionally with the Streams option 'unchecked'). Shane SGB wrote: Thanks for that! I read it. I understand what Streams are, but it states there are suppose to be only 28 entries. I have 80. Scratching head. What happens should I delete them. My settings will ______??? "John John" wrote in message ... How Windows Stores View Preferences http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=171002 I would have to double check but I'm quite sure that this also applies to W9x: Window size and location is not remembered? 22-Sep-99 http://www.jsifaq.com/SF/Tips/Tip.aspx?id=1649 Which is the same as http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q235994/ John SGB wrote: I'll take what is HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Windows Explorer Streams (and all those folders with numbers) in the Windows ME registry for $200.00. Anyone have the answer? |
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