I just saw a Youtube video of someone ELSE demoing my D7, (sweet!) which reminded me I was long overdue in fixing something. When D7 attempts to delete live running malware, it fails the first attempt – because the malware is running, naturally! Never fear, D7 can terminate that malware and finish the job. The problem occurred when D7 made its first attempt at deletion – you got a Windows prompt that asks you to...
The dSupport public preview is now available! Check it out! UPDATE: dSupportSuite can be found here! dSupport is an application designed for PC Technicians to distribute to their clients. It is best described as a business card with a purpose. The first idea is that end users are always looking for an application to fix their registry, or check computer health, etc. Now usually most techs rightly advise warnings when it comes to...
WARNING: I’ve had two people inform me that after using D7 they end up with a corrupted registry on reboot, and have had to replace the hives with backups from System Volume Information. Unfortunately, I haven’t run into the issue myself… and I’ve only had two people come up with it (and contact me, at least) out of over 5000 confirmed downloads on Majorgeeks alone… So I haven’t a clue what could be happening or...
Just a reminder… If you don’t know what you are doing with D7, then please don’t use it! It is a tool for experienced users and PC technicians who know what they are looking at. You can do major damage to your operating system and software if you aren’t familiar with something. Unfortunately there are no plans to produce any sort of log files (e.g. HJT style) for me or anyone else to examine, so...
Hopefully no one will ever have to visit them! (But if you do, I’ll be there.) foolishit.freeforums.org
If you’ve got a problem with D7, or any application for that matter, it’s always best to RTFM. Not to be harsh, but posting hateful garbage on internet forums because you didn’t RTFM isn’t the way to get your issues resolved in any situation. If you can’t RTFM for some reason, then I’ll try to answer your questions, providing that you ask nicely 😉
So I just got this email, and this site has posted my current version for download, and stating I’m an award winner, with this banner URL referenced for, I assume, my use. At least for the moment, I’m featured on the main landing page for the site. The product page is here. Well, thanks guys, and to Al who uploaded it! I’m honored!
Yep! As of 5-9-11 D7 is featured on the homepage of Majorgeeks.com! Thank you Tim @ Majorgeeks for approving D7, and certifying it spy/malware/virus free! Visit Majorgeeks to grab your copy today! http://www.majorgeeks.com/D7_d6954.html
Well, not so new to me and my crew, I finally decided that it was working (almost) well enough to go public, so I jumped the gun and posted it on the Technibble forums first, just to see what happened (hey, it’s not like anyone reads this blog.) So far, it looks like people like it – and I like that! So what is it? D7 is a tool for PC technicians to aid in...
First, what I’m trying to accomplish is not XP Visual Styles or any of that mess. I’m only after ensuring that the application runs as Administrator on Windows Vista-10 boxes, so it functions properly. I’ve found numerous resources on manifest creation and embedding, all in various locations with some different techniques, all seem to involve a convoluted process of embedding the manifest, and even creation is wacky with padding the manifest to an even 1k...
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