Aviator, you should write this up nicely and post it on the homepage as a news story. This is important stuff.
yeah, non-geeks probably need this more than anyone. man I've seen some really screwed up computers due to spyware/adware. almost unusable.
Yeah. Over the weekend, I worked on a friend's computer. He had already paid somebody to come and fix it, but they obviously did nothing to help at all. He had about 15 viruses and trojans on th...
It works for me whenever I use it.
ok, i just used it. obviously i was doing it wrong in the past. argh. you're very wise, TDG. check your ez messages for the info you needed
LOL. Dan that is too funny. You actually went through and clicked each one individually? lol That must have been a real pain and rather annoying.
don't feel so bad, I do that too. won't anymore though.
What is this? Geeks gone bad day?
Don't feel bad Dan, the first time I used it I went through and clicked everything too. I accidentaly found the check all option.
I'll admit, I accidentally found the option to check-all as well. Many a time did I manually check every one. haha
hey, its a bad interface design, it's not our fault...
hahaha man everyone does it, i've done it, my boss does it everytime (i dont even tell him i just like watching him struggle with his 800 checkboxes)
and yeah, terrible UI design, whats the deal.
Naturally you would think they would check all automatically, but I guess it's too much of a risk in trashing a registry.
Well, sometimes it does check them automatically. I think like the very first time you run it.
It used to do it automatically. There's still an option in the "Cleaning Engine" Tweak settings called "Automatically mark all objects in result list", but it's disabled. I think you have to pay for it to get that option.
ahhhh very tricky
i love when programs disable 'nice' features, but then forget to disable keyboard shortcuts
Okay...I got it on the first try. I don't know what's wrong with you guys.
You probably missed the box when clicking by mistake. :P