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• I'm Mac 10.10.5. Always deleting my AVIRA virus protection application. EMIX files... What do these and I should delete?

  I'm Mac 10.10.5. Always deleting my AVIRA virus protection application. EMIX files... What do these and I should delete?

  Uninstall Avira, it's not better than the malware itself.

  https://www.Avira.com/en/support-for-Business-Knowledgebase-detail/kbid/1242

  There are no viruses that can attack Mac.OS X. For example, anti-virus programs are selling a cure for a disease that does not exist. And they are known for the Mac was systems.

  A Mac peut picking up malware, but not if you just use common sense. Really need to actively invite some malware in for making it happen. This means that download and knowingly give your password for it to download. Mac offers all the protection you need with SIP (Protection of the integrity of the system). I have on the Protection of the integrity of system on your Mac - Apple Support

  If you happen to download adware, you can use MalwareBytes to get rid of it. Malwarebytes was developed by one of our colleagues here to ASC. He received rave reviews and is on the more proven anti-malware for Mac software.

  Safari pop ups are different and easier to deal with. In Safari 9.1 and later simply close the window. For previous versions force quit and hold the SHIFT key while restarting Safari.

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT203987

  Finally, away from programs that are intended to «clean your Mac» They can do damage to your system. Your Mac should any in the first place of cleaning. Any necessary cleanup is systematically supported by OS X.

• How do I find my personal folders for duplicate files so I can delete them?

  Over the years, I have tramsfered files work on my home computer.  I know there are several doublonnait the folders and files that I should be able to remove.  I'm looking for an easy way to do so without bringing each individual foler/files to the top and mannualy their review.  Please notify. E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  Be careful when you remove the duplicate files.  Some files are duplicated INTENTIONALLY in Windows Vista a lot unlike earlier versions of Windows (including your personal data) using things called junction points: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb968829 (VS.85) .aspx.  If you delete these files duplicated, some of your programs will stop working (and some of your data will be lost and other files will refuse to open).  The winsxs folder keeps track of system duplicate files and the different versions of the files in the system and if you delete these files, it will mess up the connections and could cause programs to stop working or system crash.

  I mean, it's be very careful that you delete TRUE duplicate files from your located in C:\Users\\Documents or... \Music or ...\Pictures or... \Videos.  Do NOT delete anything in the Documents and settings folder (stay away from this junction point).  Do not delete the system twice in different folders files because they may be needed for the work programmes which are looking for files in a specific location.  Also remember that downloaded music you paid for requires a key (which has been put in the registry when you bought the song) and if you have two copies to ensure that you do not delete the one for which the key applies (or save it on another machine or give it a slightly different name, unless you are sure you want to delete it).

  These programs will look for exact replica - no drafts of a final copy that you is no longer necessary (it won't find them because they are of different sizes, different dates and different names).  Those who will have to be done manually and I guess that's the vast majority of "duplicates" you have on your system (except if you have done some copy and paste files into different folders, until you've lost track of how many copies you did and where they were all - then programs will help.

  Good luck and I hope this helps. Lorien - a - MCSE/MCSA/network + / A +.

• How can I access my computer in order to remove downloaded files that has not deleted using the control panel and the usual functions to delete?

  I recently received from remote assistance installed a new anti-virus program. During using the remote technician, I he observed several open windows because it deleted the files that were left by previous anti-virus programs on my computer.  These files prevent the download of the new program.  As I watched him navigate through my programs and files, I noticed that there are a lot of game files that have been deleted by using the functions of the control panel and uninstalling still in my computer.  The technician of 3-4 programs installed on my computer while he removed residual files of the antivirus and promptly removed from these programs when it was correctly installed my new anti-virus program.  I would really like to know how to access files or records what he did and then delete the game files that I thought were removed.  I downloaded at least 100 trial offers for sets of objects hidden over the years and you don't want no trace with my memory of the computer.  No help available out there?

  Hey,.

  You can follow this link to recover lost or deleted files:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/recover-lost-or-deleted-files

  also, look for the file/game:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/save-your-search-results

  Hopefully this should help you.

• Can you tell me how do I know what I should delete to get as much space in a minimum of time?

  Original title: my disk space is so small that I can't do anything.  Can you tell me how do I know what I should delete to get as much space in a minimum of time?

  Not enough disk space

  Hello

  Run DiskCleanup - start - all programs - Accessories - System Tools - Disk Cleanup

  You may want to transfer some data, images or documents on removable media like USB keys,
  External USB (my choice) or even CD/DVD readers (make multiple copies if the use of these).

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  Info:

  System restore usually holds 15% of disk space and updates that are necessary for running computer
  consume even more. Backup - Options of recovery and even MS updates and those of HP, Dell
  or similar manufacturers use the space if your charging system. There are also overhead for the readers are not
  format to their maximum capacity.

  Where all my disk space? (Vista) - good writeup
  http://Forum.NotebookReview.com/showthread.php?t=167983

  Hard disk space Vista shrinking and reducing anomaly
  http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/07/04/Vista-hard-disk-space-shrinking-and-reducing-anomaly/

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  It will show you how disk space is being used.

  WinDirStat - free - use to make sure you know what is too much space.
  http://WinDirStat.info/

  -Free - TreeSize tells you where precious space has gone to
  http://www.Jam-software.com/treesize_free/

  Also run Disk Cleanup:

  Start - All Programs - Accessories - System Tools - Disk Cleanup.

  Use the WinDirStat or TreeSize and these other tools.

  DiskMon - free - an application that logs and displays all the activity of the hard disk on a Windows System.
  You can also reduce DiskMon in your system tray, where it acts as a disk light, presenting a green
  icon when there is disk-read activity and a red icon when there is a writing activity.
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/Sysinternals/bb896646.aspx

  Process Monitor - free - a monitoring tool for Windows that shows real-time file system,
  The process/thread activity and the register.
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/Sysinternals/bb896645.aspx

  Manage - free - a utility that displays information about the handles opened for any process in the system.
  You can use it to see the programs that have an open folder, or to see the types of objects and the names of all
  the handles of a program.
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/Sysinternals/bb896655.aspx

  -Free - Process Explorer shows you information about the handles and DLLs processes have
  opened or loaded.
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/Sysinternals/bb896653.aspx

  Sysinternals - many free tools
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/Sysinternals/default.aspx

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  OpenedFilesView - Free displays the list of all the open files on your system. For each file opened,
  additional information is displayed: handle value, read/write/delete access, position in the file, the
  process that has the file open and more...
  http://www.NirSoft.NET/utils/opened_files_view.html

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• I keep getting these messages that do not allow to use a file. What should I change to have privileges for all functions?

  Original title: administrator Win7

  I have win7 and IE11 running on a HP 8540p.  I'm the only person authorized to use the laptop - I am the administrator.

  I keep getting these messages that do not allow to use a file.  What should I change to have privileges for all functions?

  The second file is not cooperating and was not deleted.

  "Not cooperating" can mean many different things. A real verbatim error message would be more useful. In the case of locked files, it is often possible to remove safe mode.

• I have a lot of old e-mail files I try to delete, but they remain in the file from the Recycle Bin of 2009. How can I get rid of them?

  I have a lot of old e-mail files I try to delete, but they remain in the file from the Recycle Bin of 2009. How can I get rid of them?

  If you have an IMAP account, go to Mail/preferences/accounts/box mailbox behaviors and make sure that the store deleted messages on the server is not checked. If this is the case, uncheck the box and see if you can remove the trash.

  If that is not working, go to Mail/trash, select an e-mail message and then control - click/Delete. Does it work?

• How to identify files that may be deleted without jeprodizing the files needed to run the system?

  How to identify files that may be deleted without jeprodizing the files needed to run the system?

  If you have to ask, the answer is "Don't '.  Uninstall programs that you don't need through programs and features or add/remove programs.  Do not, under any circumstances, remove files unless you are absolutely sure you know what you delete first to 100%.

• Cannot activate Windows install error: this file is marked for deletion.

  Original title: the windows installer is disabled.

  When I try to change its status to automatic or manual, a pop up says this file is marked for deletion, how to fix this?

  XP Professional platform

  When I try to change its status to automatic or manual, a pop up says this file is marked for deletion, how to fix this?

  XP Professional platform

  Hello

  Please install the latest windows service installer, which is version 4.5 and see if this is resolved.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=8483

• Please tell US if there is a way I can recover a FILE that was accidentally deleted from the Recycle Bin. and then "emptied" from the bin.

  Please tell US if there is a way I can recover a file that was accidentally deleted from the Recycle Bin. and then "emptied" from the bin.

  If it was very recent, this tool would have a good shot at it.
   
  Recuva
  http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva
   

• Unable to file to rename or delete files

  I can't the files to rename or delete files in the pictures folder.

  Property sheets I have all the rights (I am administrator).  When I try to delete, it apparently works and things is in the trash.  Even after the deletion of the Recycle Bin, a few hours later the folders and files are back again.  Rename simply translates into a duplicate folder.

  I now have about 40 GB of duplicate stuff that I can't get rid of.  I am a serious amateur photographer and this problem really begins to pain - by using the internal drive at a rapid pace;  the close also backup drives.

  I think the issue may have something to do with copying a 'Pictures' folder from a USB on the hot folder on the hard disk.  This USB key is now offline and offsite as a backup

  Alaa (WhizKid) and with your help, the problem is resolved.  Arrived to think of my comment above and had the Epiphany.  Now I feel really stupid, happy, but stupid.  Problem was that SecondCopy (one of my backup programs that runs automatically) due to an action that synchronized the folder with a backup disk every three hours.  Removed action and the problem at the same time.

  Thanks again.

• Need to protect files on CD from deletion

  Sorry, I wasn't sure which forum was the best for that matter.  None seemed really quite agree.

  I know that the CD - R and DVD-R are not reusable, but until recently, I thought also that the content on them cannot be deleted.  I just found out Friday that even if I closed the session I can 'format' (clear) and delete the files from these disks, it is simply that used space not then become reusable as it does on a disc - RW.

  Is it possible to prevent completely erasing and deletion on a r disc?

  The first time you insert a disc, you will get a window called "burn a disc" with the title "prepare this blank disc. Click on "Show formatting options V" and choose "mastered". This will mean that you can only burn files ONCE and never delete them.
  I hope this helps.

• DirectX June 2010 asking where to put the extracted files. Where should I put them?

  DirectX June 2010 asking where to put the extracted files. Where should I put them?

  Create a new folder and extract the files to the new folder.

  Let us know if that helps.

• Is there a way to restore a SINGLE FILE in a folder deleted from the Recycle Bin?

  Suppose that you remove all the contents of a folder that contains the files and subfolders. If you open the Recycle Bin, you can see a list of deleted files and subfolders, but there is no way to see the files in the subfolders. So, if you want to restore ONLY a single file in a subfolder of the deleted, it seems there is no way to do it. You can only restore the entire sub.folder, which is not necessarily what you want, especially if you filled out the application parent with other files and subfolders after the deletion.

  Is there a way to restore a SINGLE FILE in a folder deleted from the Recycle Bin?

  Another method would be to drag the folder to the Recycle Bin on your desktop. Open it and recover the files required - re - delete the folder.

  @ Palcouk... you can actually retrieve files deleted, even when they are home to recycle the locker to restore a previous version of the folder parent; These come available restore points so not always guaranteed, but he made the most of the time if action is taken quickly enough. :) Ric

• Can someone tell me if I should delete the following startup programs for Windows 7: customer ComcastAntispy and FlexNet connect?

  Can someone tell me if I should delete the following startup programs for Windows 7: customer ComcastAntispy and FlexNet connect?  I have read several articles and most of them say that I should remove.

  Original title: startup programs in Windows 7

  They are third-party programs and only you can know if you need and uninstall, if so

• I get an "access denied" message when you try to access my restored files. What should I do?

  Some users have received an "access denied" message when you try to access their files restored once a recovery has been performed.  This can occur using Windows backup or backup HP (HP Recovery Manager).  They can see the files and folders, but they can do something with them, as the security check to fail.

  This occurs because the permissions from the previous installation are also saved with the files and it is a failure on the new system because the files have not been created on this particular installation of Windows.

  However, there is a way to solve this error.  Users can adapt the files and this should resolve the access denied"" message.

  Here is a guide which explains how to do this.

  I hope this helps with this particular issue.