To be the bed industry seems like a racket.

@imaginedtruth1: Imo, look into PC Decrapifier, Revo Uninstaller, and CCleaner for the gunk removal. They're all free tools.

The other day, I saw one piece of crap of a site that said to disable the Task Scheduler service to help with performance. Stupid f*ing dimwit, whoever it was. Along with a few other features, Prefetch needs TS to be running.

@Archnemesis_Goldenhair: This one. Got to be.

@soggy_cheerio: Not to make light,

@UnMicD: Wild Thing

@Proteus Zero: @Couchr: Another vote for Everything Search.

@tedknaz is de-starred: For Google Chrome, I found I had to get rid of its entries in Task Scheduler. The fastest way there, was to type tasks and then press enter in Run. I found two items in the list. Once they were gone, Chrome didn't get any marching orders to thrash my disk. :)

@Platypus Man: Damn. That reminds me. :)

@Schitso: Do you mean Hunter mode? Because the last time I looked, it was there in the free version too.

@Qwerty0: I'm just wondering if that helps the startup times of your programs.

@icecreamman: Just speaking for myself here. I didn't hang around v5 long enough to really compare it with v4 or 3. In my eyes, Mozilla committed egregious sin by wrecking smooth scrolling. I went back to 3, which can still make plays for my memory, but it stays under control with the BarTab extension, and that…

A nobleman had built an ark.

My word as a warrior

Ode To Tags

Once, I worked for TicketMaster.

"Brand new bit,

All is not well,

@Archnemesis_Goldenhair: Reminds me of the days of plague,

For my part, when I'm learning something new, I have to go back to baby steps or 'hand holding' mode. I never resent a how-to instructing me like a child, because that's why I'm there. The geek speak and all the granular stuff can wait until I have the basics. It seems it has always been this way.