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Posted By lincolnluxor on 7/29/04 @ 10:46:02 AM
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READ: http://www.techsupportalert.com/best_free_utilities.htm
Agree/Disagree? Discusion is welcome.
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Posted By Pharismo on 7/29/04 @ 1:08:48 PM
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i agree, i just downloaded some prograns, now they have no spywares?
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Posted By tonsoffun20778 on 7/29/04 @ 2:44:32 PM
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Thats a nice site, but most of the shit on there i wouldnt or have to use. alot of it seems useless to me, but maybe not to others.
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Posted By Pharismo on 7/29/04 @ 3:16:16 PM
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i just got 2things there 1 of them is useless.... the other i liked that is easycleanier.
But 1 thing that i read there that i desagree is that saying norton antivirus is good lol it is 1week upload and says that u need pay for it, most of the users use crack.
Thats site is usefull but i want to say that dll deleter sux i tryed it just now and deleted lot of dlls and after it what shows on screen?? plz insert cd1 of winXP instalation some files critical files r missing...... my advise dont download it.
Well ll did u tryed all those prograns before posting that link here?
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Posted By lincolnluxor on 7/29/04 @ 4:12:43 PM
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I've tried a few... NaviScope (used for a few months a while back), EditPad (used after I reformatted a computer at a friends house), Google toolbar (used until I got MyIE2 which it's integrated in), and we use OEBackup occasionally at work.
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Posted By Master Chief on 7/30/04 @ 12:40:45 AM
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I agree, but nothing in america is "free" in some way they'll get ya. For instance you download a program all of a sudden it hits you in the face "pay 20$ to keep this program or else it will be deleted" im sure this probably happened but hell. I'm onoly trying to prove nothing in the USA is free. Not even "freedom" as we call it, (sorry about the off-topic guys just trying to prove a point)
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