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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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Alex -
'on' a newsgroup 'in'!
Jeez! Shane Or should I say: Shane! Jeez (though if I did there'd be people printing off my posts in order to burn them, I s'pose) Shane wrote: That's the loudest I've laughed in a newsgroup on quite some time! ROFL doesn't do it justice! Shane (still laughing) MowGreen [MVP] wrote: 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 -
I'm having trouble reading the posts through laughing g
Joan Shane wrote: That's the loudest I've laughed in a newsgroup on quite some time! ROFL doesn't do it justice! Shane (still laughing) MowGreen [MVP] wrote: Harry ... a *bath tub* is too dangerous for you to sail in MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007] |
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Alex -
"MowGreen [MVP]" wrote in message ... Harry ... a *bath tub* is too dangerous for you to sail in Did you know they have races in a bathtub somewhere on this planet, Mow? Must be a lot of fun. Can just picture you in one of them, without a paddle, to top it off. H. 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 -
"Shane" wrote in message ... 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 Don't like to *mess* with this part, Shane, that's all. Glad everyone had their laugh, I'll save mine for later. H. 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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Alex -
It's not really important, Harry. Some cleaners can be, but that one's a
minimalist one. You know, like jv16powertools/RegCleaner are minimalist registry cleaners? If it was risky I wouldn't suggest it. I don't users cleaners often. But it can be alarming what Windows stores. You might be researching something that you wouldn't want to be associated with in any other context, then keel over a couple of years later and someone else come across keywords on your computer that, human nature being what it is (prurient) they assume the worse of you. It probably makes good sense to occasionally clean the MRU lists. Depends how neurotic one is I suppose. This is a subject I vary on. Now my bloody mouse (cursor) has frozen! Shane webster72n wrote: "Shane" wrote in message ... 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 Don't like to *mess* with this part, Shane, that's all. Glad everyone had their laugh, I'll save mine for later. H. 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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Alex -
Like the stuff in the UserAssist keys... interesting what is sometimes
stored in there. John Shane wrote: It's not really important, Harry. Some cleaners can be, but that one's a minimalist one. You know, like jv16powertools/RegCleaner are minimalist registry cleaners? If it was risky I wouldn't suggest it. I don't users cleaners often. But it can be alarming what Windows stores. You might be researching something that you wouldn't want to be associated with in any other context, then keel over a couple of years later and someone else come across keywords on your computer that, human nature being what it is (prurient) they assume the worse of you. It probably makes good sense to occasionally clean the MRU lists. Depends how neurotic one is I suppose. This is a subject I vary on. Now my bloody mouse (cursor) has frozen! Shane webster72n wrote: "Shane" wrote in message ... 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 Don't like to *mess* with this part, Shane, that's all. Glad everyone had their laugh, I'll save mine for later. H. 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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Alex -
"Shane" wrote in message ... It's not really important, Harry. Some cleaners can be, but that one's a minimalist one. You know, like jv16powertools/RegCleaner are minimalist registry cleaners? If it was risky I wouldn't suggest it. I don't users cleaners often. But it can be alarming what Windows stores. You might be researching something that you wouldn't want to be associated with in any other context, then keel over a couple of years later and someone else come across keywords on your computer that, human nature being what it is (prurient) they assume the worse of you. It probably makes good sense to occasionally clean the MRU lists. Depends how neurotic one is I suppose. This is a subject I vary on. Now my bloody mouse (cursor) has frozen! Think it might have something to do with Woodoo? Just kidding, happens to me once in a great while. Do a 'scanreg' in dos-mode and I am off and running again. H. Shane webster72n wrote: "Shane" wrote in message ... 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 Don't like to *mess* with this part, Shane, that's all. Glad everyone had their laugh, I'll save mine for later. H. 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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Alex -
Right! I was going to add to run PSPV, too, but forgot.
Shane John John wrote: Like the stuff in the UserAssist keys... interesting what is sometimes stored in there. John Shane wrote: It's not really important, Harry. Some cleaners can be, but that one's a minimalist one. You know, like jv16powertools/RegCleaner are minimalist registry cleaners? If it was risky I wouldn't suggest it. I don't users cleaners often. But it can be alarming what Windows stores. You might be researching something that you wouldn't want to be associated with in any other context, then keel over a couple of years later and someone else come across keywords on your computer that, human nature being what it is (prurient) they assume the worse of you. It probably makes good sense to occasionally clean the MRU lists. Depends how neurotic one is I suppose. This is a subject I vary on. Now my bloody mouse (cursor) has frozen! Shane webster72n wrote: "Shane" wrote in message ... 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 Don't like to *mess* with this part, Shane, that's all. Glad everyone had their laugh, I'll save mine for later. H. 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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Alex -
Actually I just verified that taking the batteries out and replacing them
(the same ones, since they're Duracell new a week or two ago) does the trick. Its a recent mouse. The software won't even install in 9x and Intellipoint 4.12 - the last 9x version - causes erratic, unusable behaviour (in 9x) though the drivers that come with ME (and 98SE) work acceptably well, if marginally sluggishly. Possibly I need to go back to rechargeable batts - well I'm fed up throwing them away anyway. Another example of hardware not made for 9x anymore. Though of course I'm in XP now. And of course it works okay in Real Mode DOS. Wierd. Shane webster72n wrote: "Shane" wrote in message ... It's not really important, Harry. Some cleaners can be, but that one's a minimalist one. You know, like jv16powertools/RegCleaner are minimalist registry cleaners? If it was risky I wouldn't suggest it. I don't users cleaners often. But it can be alarming what Windows stores. You might be researching something that you wouldn't want to be associated with in any other context, then keel over a couple of years later and someone else come across keywords on your computer that, human nature being what it is (prurient) they assume the worse of you. It probably makes good sense to occasionally clean the MRU lists. Depends how neurotic one is I suppose. This is a subject I vary on. Now my bloody mouse (cursor) has frozen! Think it might have something to do with Woodoo? Just kidding, happens to me once in a great while. Do a 'scanreg' in dos-mode and I am off and running again. H. Shane webster72n wrote: "Shane" wrote in message ... 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 Don't like to *mess* with this part, Shane, that's all. Glad everyone had their laugh, I'll save mine for later. H. 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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