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Genius need to help find and delete DLL file on C: drive

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MrX:
dicklick - that's a funny word.
Mr X

Calum:

--- Quote from: Aloone_Jonez ---Does Windows work ok?
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no, it's a cobbled together heap of trash that only gets used because it has a better marketing department than anybody else and it runs all those "legacy"* applications that the manufacturers can't be arsed to support on any other platform.


--- Quote ---Is it just MSIE being a dicklick?
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interesting question, and something i imagine a lot of people have asked themselves over the years...


--- Quote ---If so you could just upgrade to Firefox: http://www.mozilla.org/
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good advice, i advise upgrading to linux too: http://linuxiso.org/






* old and useless, but familiar

Calum:

--- Quote from: NegStar ---
My question is  this:
Are there any commands I can use to search the disk to make absolutely certain the file is not present, because the HJT 018 cannot be removed in normal or Safe mode?
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no, not within windows. the best advice is to boot from a knoppix disk as advised above by somebody else, then use the "find" command (http://heirloom.sourceforge.net/man/find.1.html) to find it.


--- Quote ---Any other helpful hints would be appreciated
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see my last answer.

Aloone_Jonez:

--- Quote from: Calum ---no, it's a cobbled together heap of trash that only gets used because it has a better marketing department than anybody else and it runs all those "legacy"* applications that the manufacturers can't be arsed to support on any other platform.

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I had a bit of trouble at first but Windows XP actually runs pretty smoothly on my machine. I've had no viruses/malware, no blue screen of deaths, no spontanious reboots. It's only locked up on me once in a year - it just locked up, the mouse cursor wouldn't even move!

I admit it, XP is not the best OS and I would like to upgrade to Linux but it doesn't fully support my hardware. I would change my hardware but I use some Windows programs for which there is no good Liuux equivalent and they won't run under Wine either. :( I will keep trying though - Linux is constantly improving and one day the software I use might have a decent Linux version or at least run under Wine.

Refalm:

--- Quote from: Aloone_Jonez ---I had a bit of trouble at first but Windows XP actually runs pretty smoothly on my machine. I've had no viruses/malware, no blue screen of deaths, no spontanious reboots. It's only locked up on me once in a year - it just locked up, the mouse cursor wouldn't even move!

I admit it, XP is not the best OS and I would like to upgrade to Linux but it doesn't fully support my hardware. I would change my hardware but I use some Windows programs for which there is no good Liuux equivalent and they won't run under Wine either. :( I will keep trying though - Linux is constantly improving and one day the software I use might have a decent Linux version or at least run under Wine.
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What software are we talking about here?

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