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found this site and thought it may be helpful after you get you rig back up and running:
I have not tried it yet (thankfully) myself.
I have not tried it yet (thankfully) myself.
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Yeah, it's a GREAT tool to use for sure! I've tried it a few different times so far. I think I mentioned it in one of these forums a few weeks ago, myself, or else saw where someone else did. I first saw about it on
See here for the now 3 listings of ninite on tek-tips.
Tom's Hardware article where I originally found it.[link]
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See here for the now 3 listings of ninite on tek-tips.
Tom's Hardware article where I originally found it.[link]
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"If to err is human, then I must be some kind of human!" -Me
Also, don't forget this one if you restore from an OEM's restore disk(s)/partition:
The PC Decrapifier
It also works very well. It doesn't automate things to the extent that ninte does for installs, but it does take a lot of the hastle out of removing many of the annoying junk programs out there.
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The PC Decrapifier
It also works very well. It doesn't automate things to the extent that ninte does for installs, but it does take a lot of the hastle out of removing many of the annoying junk programs out there.
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