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Member since June 6, 2004

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    Clayton Macleod

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  1. Review - Google Earth for Windows

    5.1.3506.3999 Beta (Sep 11, 2009)

    Learn to think for yourselves. And if you knew how to use google, you'd have found this.

    http://googlesystem.blog...able-google-update.html

  2. Review - Quicksys RegDefrag

    2.4 (Sep 3, 2009)

    Even after all these years, people can't get enough of that snake oil. *shakes head*

  3. Review - Realtek High Definition Audio Codecs for Windows

    2.22 (Apr 21, 2009)

    If you look at the changelogs, most of the recent "changes" have simply been listed as "customizations", whatever that means. I don't think they're actually making any functional fixes.

  4. Review - Memory Improve Professional

    5.2.0.5103 (Jul 26, 2008)

    I wonder why people never get enough snake oil? Want to save yourself some money and get the same useless effect as this software? Open notepad, type this in, and save it as a .vbs file, and then double-click the .vbs file you just saved to run it. Your memory will magically be "optimized" for you. Replace the 1024 portion with however much ram you have in MB. Or, realize that windows already manages memory on its own and does a good job of it, and that you're simply wasting your time with crap like this.

    mystring=(1024000000)

  5. Review - avast! Home

    4.7.1098 (Dec 5, 2007)

    Does the job, but it's anything but fast. If you have a directory full of a LOT of .exe files, such as a downloads/incoming directory, and you navigate to that in Explorer you can see just how much Avast slows that simple operation down. It's good software, and does its job, but it is most definitely SLOW. And I'm sorry to tell you, but any and all versions of NAV are much faster, not to mention have a more complete definitions database. Call it bloat all you like. It's still faster than Avast. But, Avast is free.