Recent content by erpster4

way too old for that, Nick-072. use v5.32.6129 instead from Filehippo, which was the last version before avast bought Piriform. note to Brink: v5.60.7307 of CCleaner released July 16.

where are you getting the Start Menu X program, rufford155? did you get it from here? if so, contact the maker of the program and inform them that the Malwarebytes app is detecting their software as suspicious. maybe even report the problem in the Malwarebytes forum as well.

try this updated RTL8723BE Wifi driver from Station drivers (v2023.79.0918.2018 for Win7/8.1 dated 9/18/2018)

those are "expected behavior" (aka. by design) in Win8/8.1, rufford155. you should only be concerned with the Sound, video and game controllers section of Device Manager and not pay any attention to anything listed in the Audio inputs and outputs section (any audio inputs/outputs listed there...

I need to point out that the v32.0.0.223 Flash Player version is a non-security release as it only contains some new bug fixes but does not fix any new security vulnerabilities as noted in the Flash Player 32 release notes. Also Microsoft has not yet issued this new version for Windows 8.x & 10...

I just wanted to comment that the Logitech Setpoint downloads are now found at support.logi.com instead of the old Logitech support site

perhaps update Realtek audio driver from 6.0.1.8117 to either v6.0.1.8323 or v6.0.1.8485 from ASUS.

my dad has a Toshiba touchscreen laptop (C55Dt-A5306) [the System SKU is PSCFWU] that is definitely UEFI capable (with pre-installed Win8.1 home) though I plug the usb stick to the left side usb 2.0 port for that to be bootable as it may not boot from a usb 3.0 port

I agree with this list of updates except for KB3184143 which I find safe to install as the KB3184143 prevents unwanted upgrades to Win10 and removes some GWX stuff

it looks like the KB4493446 monthly rollup update also causes problems with Avira and Avast as well. they also recommend removing this update until they can provide new fixes for their software. Why does my system run very slow? Avast Knowledge Base

it looks like the KB4493467 security-only update also causes problems with Avira and Avast as well. they also recommend removing this update until they can provide new fixes for their software. Why does my system run very slow? Avast Knowledge Base

btw, the Windows 8.1 ISO from the Microsoft Win8.1 download page has Win8.1 + Update 3 (KB3000850) Update 1 (KB2919355) also included & integrated

it seems that the KB4493467 security-only update can cause lockups if any Sophos antivirus product is installed. Sophos Central Endpoint and SEC: Computers fail/hang on boot after the Microsoft Windows April 9, 2019 update - Sophos Community if KB4493446 or KB4493467 is installed along with...

it seems that the KB4493446 rollup update can cause lockups if any Sophos antivirus product is installed. Sophos Central Endpoint and SEC: Computers fail/hang on boot after the Microsoft Windows April 9, 2019 update - Sophos Community if KB4493446 or KB4493467 is installed along with Sophos...

install a different 4 gig RAM chip with the same speed as I noticed you have different RAM chips installed with different speeds which is almost bad and will downclock the fastest ram chip to a slower speed for stability (a Kingston 4Gb RAM chip w/ PC3-10700 (667Mhz) on RAM slot 1 and a Hyundai...