Hi Just wondering what you guys use to clean junk off a PC. I would like to use Ccleaner but booting from Direct ISO map as a portable app all it ever scans is the X: drive! which is no good.
Whats a better option guys? Thanks"
Junk Cleaning Portable App?
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, Nov 10 2011 06:53 AM
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Posted 10 November 2011 - 06:53 AM
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Posted 10 November 2011 - 07:05 AM
Try this one: http://www.mediafire...61yyd83ctmdmqk8
If launched from PE, runs via runscanner to clean host machine. It knows whether you're running from PE or Windows and acts accordingly. You only need the ini file if you want shortcuts created in PE
If launched from PE, runs via runscanner to clean host machine. It knows whether you're running from PE or Windows and acts accordingly. You only need the ini file if you want shortcuts created in PE
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Posted 10 November 2011 - 05:34 PM
awesomeness - I know there's a lot of scripts out there but relly portable seems the way for ward - I notice some of the apps in the portable apps sections are quite old now - will they get up dated?
or is it more a case of "make your own" and add an ini file.
Has there been much in the way of Anti Virus portable? I updated the standard avast from within winbuilder but it broke - iconless short cut and an error on short - I was hoping to ditch that and get maybe 2 portable anti virs
to take over - dont ask much do i lol - thanks all the same!
or is it more a case of "make your own" and add an ini file.
Has there been much in the way of Anti Virus portable? I updated the standard avast from within winbuilder but it broke - iconless short cut and an error on short - I was hoping to ditch that and get maybe 2 portable anti virs
to take over - dont ask much do i lol - thanks all the same!
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Posted 10 November 2011 - 06:08 PM
awesomeness - I know there's a lot of scripts out there but relly portable seems the way for ward
Look here http://reboot.pro/4111/ for latest (and older) portable apps (ppApps) collections and updatesI notice some of the apps in the portable apps sections are quite old now - will they get up dated?
Yes! I'll put a new section (or new tutorial) on how to make your own if wanted but it's pretty simple, just look at existing packages for ideas.or is it more a case of "make your own" and add an ini file.
In the packages you'll find some nice ones, more on the wayHas there been much in the way of Anti Virus portable? I updated the standard avast from within winbuilder but it broke - iconless short cut and an error on short - I was hoping to ditch that and get maybe 2 portable anti virs
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Posted 11 November 2011 - 08:09 AM
that works perfect! thanks man....one thing....wireless not working :_( sees the device but doesnt seem to try and connect - i put the patch in and cab extracted it in appropriate section?
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Posted 11 November 2011 - 04:19 PM
Surethat works perfect! thanks man...
Wireless (wi-fi) still not working in LiveXP (afaik); waiting looong time for update to penetwork for this support.wireless not working :_( sees the device but doesnt seem to try and connect - i put the patch in and cab extracted it in appropriate section?
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Posted 11 November 2011 - 10:11 PM
eow does another PE (7 , Vista) Might be time to make a nice one of those too :_(_)
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Posted 11 November 2011 - 10:32 PM
PE 3x is supposed to support wireless better; I need to test this more when I get a chance.
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Posted 13 November 2011 - 11:46 AM
I've created all sorts of junk cleaners for my system personally. Applications and scripts, but it depends on what you want to clean from your system. Could easily create one yourself in batch for a quick solution.
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