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Anya Nikolaievna
Hello everyone,

I hope this is the right forum to ask for this. I went to finallyfast.com and did a scan, not realizing that it would, of course, cost money to fix the erors it would find. It found over 700 errors (no wonder my computer has been so slow) and I would like to know if it is possible to fix them using software on this site, if so what can I download? I'd also like to get rid of old readme files and things like that that I no longer use.

Could anyone help me please? Thank you very much.
angie
Mischcabob
There are some freeware and commercial retail products you can try.
Ccrap Cleaner is a good freeware app that fixes registry entries, cleans out cache, temp files etc.
HIjack this is a great free tool if suspect being hijacked i.e. slowdowns due to adware, spyware etc.
Using DISK CLEANUP, ccrap cleaner along with Windows defrag will do a decent job.

Tuneup Utilities, System Mechanic, Fix It Utilites 9 or Norton SystemWorks are a few popular retail all-in-one suites.
*Can be downloaded as trial versions before consider buying.

Just want tweaking tips? Try this site: http://www.blackviper.com/

If you suspect major probs and rarely maintained your computer in the past then sometimes a clean format is the faster, efficient solution. Otherwise, you will have to dig deeper for malware, spyware, virii, trojans, worms etc that may be infecting your computer. A good firewall, anti-virus and on-demand scanner for spyware/malware/adware can't be stressed enough. Just using an alternative browser like Firefox can reduce chance of being infected or being hijacked.

Good luck! thumbsup.gif
Anya Nikolaievna
You are very kind and I thank you for all of your advice! I will try some of these out and see how things go. I will let you know if I need further assistance!

Your help is greatly appreciated! Thank you!
angie

EDIT: I just want to say that freed up IMMENSE disk space just by using the CrapCleaner! I now have a whole GB to work with, that really helps. I can't figure out how to edit my post so that I can change the thread title, but this request is now FILLED thanks to Mischcabob. I really appreciate that! Thanks again!
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