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There was a time when it will severely limit your downloads if you didn't at least create an account. It would say something that users without accounts have limited downloads or something.

You can clear history for just an hour ago. If you only visited Mega in this hour only that will get deleted.

Since you're deleting the program data anyway why not just delete the history from the browser itself? Delete everything, not just the cookies.

I've had trouble with Mega and Palemoon browsers before. Maybe try another browser

I guess you can remove the pups manually then. You could use Revo uninstaller portable. Jdownloader is the best for any file host. It lets you log in automatically and it can even shutdown the computer after download is finished.

I just use Jdownloader so I don't have to enter the Mega Website. Be warned that make sure your antivirus is setup to detect pups because in the past it had those. After installed it doesn't download anymore pups.

The disadvantage of MSE is that it depends on Windows updates to get the definitions. There are certain computers that can't get updated. Like those HP stream laptops with 32GB of space. I have tried Kaspersky and 360 Security. Both are light. But you get more ads with 360 Security. I forgot to say that I tried the new Zone Alarm in one of the computers in the office and it was very light but as soon as I installed it I had problems with network printers. They wouldn't work. Tried playing with the settings but there's not much to configure in the new Zone Alarm so I gave up on it. But if you don't have network printers it's alright. It's very light as well.

I was using Eset 5 with firewall. With a hack I was able to update definitions after XP support ended. It was updating until april 2022. I will try Kaspersky free with Outpost firewall soon because I don't like Avast. Avast makes computers slow and it can cripple the computer when you remove it.

There are many computers that can't handle Windows 10 properly. In 2021 I was working in an attorney office as a secretary. The computer I had to use was one of those all in one PCs that are just the monitor with everything inside. The computer came originally with Windows 7 but someone installed Windows 10 on it. I must say it was slow as hell. It was running a cheap Celeron CPU and it could take almost 5 minutes to boot. Many people bought these computers thinking 2 things. They're saving space and by the price it must be good. In my country those computers costed way more than a traditional desktop. But were really crap. Other computers that can't handle Windows 10 are those HP Stream laptops that were sold with only 32Gb of space !Their small space would fill itself with windows updates making the computer unusable unless you disable updates.

I forgot. But I think it's worth it. It's only $19.90 . I think it's a fair price. It doesn't get updated that often to warrant a lifetime license.

All antiviruses became bad when they added cloud scanning. The only question you have to ask yourself is to which government you send your data to. Do you trust your government ? Or a government from another country? The reason US government say Kaspersky is bad is the same reason they say Tiktok is bad. US goverment wants the data of it's citizens. If everyone stops using Facebook, Twitter or any data collecting company that it's not US located they loose the data of their people. It's a war for your data. @Vistapocalypse I was using Eset 5 until it they stopped supporting XP. I have been too busy and haven't had the time to check Kaspersky on XP. Eset 5 was the lightest AV I've ever used. And I really appreciated their honesty when they allowed You to decide to not enable the ESET Live Grid. I quote: You will not lose any functionality in the software, and you will still receive the best protection that we offer.

Kaspersky free works great.

USB Safely Remove Still works on XP. Replaces the standard usb icon in the taskbar. Let's you assign permanent letters to USB devices , force remove and more. Homepage: https://safelyremove.com/index.htm

I have a question. How does this work. It says it's serverless. Does that mean it's peer 2 peer ?

Some years ago I bought Office 2010 from Ebay. The package was sealed and it looked brand new but it would not activate at all. After a little while the ebay seller disappeared. I rather use it pirated than risking loosing money. I think Microsoft should sell licenses for their old software cheap.

I really like this one. It's called SpaceSniffer. I think that many Windows XP users might have a small hard drive or partition. Overtime you're loosing space and you're wondering what is filling your hard drive. SpaceSniffer scans your hard drive or flash drive and lets you know which folders have most GBs used. You can delete the complete folder from there as well. Homepage: http://www.uderzo.it/main_products/space_sniffer/index.html

Here's another software that works on XP. It's called DupKiller. Let's you scan drives or folders for duplicated files. Homepage: http://dupkiller.com/

The thing is that Renamemaster is easier to use. As you can number files and remove characters by positions etc.

Hello everyone, There is a program that I use quite often and it still works on XP. It's called RenameMaster. Basically it lets you rename all the files in a directory at the same time according to many different parameters you can set. Homepage: http://www.joejoesoft.com/vcms/108/

I have a question about that article. The article states that you can't have an NTFS hard drive that is bigger than 2TB. That if it's bigger than 2TB you have to use GPT. I bought 2 external ones last year and they came in NTFS by default.

I had XP 32 bit before on my PC and it couldn't read gpt partitions. But when I installed XP 64 it reads them fine. I don't know if whatever XP 64 has can be ported back to XP 32.

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They're the same people that made windows 10 Ameliorated. I did try AME version and I must say it's really good. It's very fast and stable. There were only 2 problems. You couldn't create a user account during installation you have to use a default account called user that doesn't have administrative privilege to install some software. You have to elevate the privileges by using a bootable PE software to manage the account and fix it. The other thing was that if you use Microsoft Office you can't use anything newer than 2007 because there's no KMS to be able to activate it. Other than that it's really good and I have it installed on a laptop. I trust more these individuals than Microsoft. There's no Defender but you can use any other antivirus you want. You can check the processes that load at start. There's no virus in those Isos.

I tried all the options. Like right click documents and change location and it wouldn't work. The only way for it to work was via registry. Instructions here in case someone is having the same problem. The way it looks in the picture is how it should be. Before it said Onedrive.

Yea the thing is that I removed Onedrive. I tried to set the properties of the folder and set the location to default and that writes the default correct location but when I try to apply changes it says it can't .