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3576
Living Room / Re: Two Mysterious folders
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 09, 2008, 01:48 PM »
Thanks - I'd forgotten the security tab because it wasn't there !!!

I had to disable Simple File Sharing before you can do that - how simple can you get ;)

They were MS updates - presumably they belonged to a previous incarnation of System as a hangover from a previous installation.

I do wish MS would let you specify where all this crap should be put - it would be much clearer and easier to clean up when their installers fail to do so.
3577
Living Room / Re: Two Mysterious folders
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 09, 2008, 12:21 PM »
You are probably right Zaine, if it is MS's way of doing that though it is bloody stupid!!

How can anyone think it is good to have folders on your system that can't be accessed? How do I know what is actually in there? Properties tells me they are 0 buyes - but are they or is it just that Properties can't read the contents? Also what if files inside those folders are in alternate streams.

Presumably if they are not accessible AV software can't scan the contents either.

I can't restore to before their appearance for two reasons ...

1) I don't allow System Restore to run on external USB drives - it is meaningless anyway on those drives.
2) Even if I did run SR on the drive the newest folder dates back to the beginning of March - therefore both of them have been there since before I reinstalled Windows and are therefore not related to current Windows update activity.

Is there any way to take ownership of folders that are inaccessible?
3578
Living Room / Two Mysterious folders
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 09, 2008, 10:30 AM »
I have two folders on one of my partitions which look as though they have been generated by Windows Update at some point.

I can't delete either of them (even using unlocker to delete them at boot time).

Anyone got any idea what they are and how to get rid of them?

The folders consist of a folder in the root directory which is totally numerical. Inside that there is a folder called 'update' which is inaccessible and says it has a size of 0 bytes.

The two top level folders are:

2ba8be635012972efbcd7831
56b279a56e198578bd546dca2c7ed3

If anyone has these anywhere on their system can you look in the update folder and see what the update was!!

This is typical of sloppy MS - they splatter updates on every drive and partition (whatever seems to randomly take their fancy at the time). In this case the folders can't actually be any use because they have placed them on a removable drive and nothing seems to cease functioning when the drive is switched off!
3579
General Software Discussion / Re: GAOTD & Virus
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 09, 2008, 03:35 AM »
My pet gripes are the number of time I have downloaded Yahoo, Google (and to a lesser extent Microsoft) search engines and toolbars. Just imagine the amount of bandwidth and time that could be saved if they stopped bundling these in practically every internet download these days. I really can't see how it serves anyone's best interests - the software seller gets a few bucks and pissed of customers, the group of three get pissed off potential customers and I have to uninstall unwanted crap (yet again) because it wasn't made clear in the intstaller! How does that help anyone?
3580
General Software Discussion / Re: Power Desk 7
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 08, 2008, 08:02 AM »
For me PD7 opens quicker than Windows Explorer - which given that Explorer is in memory and PD7 has to load from disc is pretty impressive!

It is also slightly faster to open than Directory Opus (which again is in memory because ll I need to do is double click the system tray icon).
3581
General Software Discussion / Re: GAOTD & Virus
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 08, 2008, 04:35 AM »
On the subject of ripoffs ...

I have 3 experiences of my credit card being charged without my knowledge. Two of those were in the US and one in Spain.

Does that mean I should not do business with anyone in the US or Europe ?

Maybe I should build a wall around my home and never see anyone again!!!!

I have downloaded numerous GAOTD apps and never found one with a viruse or any other problem. You have to be selective of what you download though because they do have a lot of useless stuff. Choosing what you want to try is called having discrimination!
3582
General Software Discussion / Re: 1 Tera Byte CD..
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 07, 2008, 07:40 PM »
There is also http://www.magiciso.com/
3583
General Software Discussion / Re: 1 Tera Byte CD..
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 07, 2008, 12:23 PM »
Never used IsoEdit so not sure what you want to do. I do use IsoBuster and never had any probs with that.
3584
Mini-Reviews by Members / Re: Locate 3.0 - great *FAST* HD search tool!
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 07, 2008, 10:40 AM »
Try the beta download page at http://locate32.net/files/betas/
3585
General Software Discussion / Re: Adobe Lightroom V2.0 Beta — Killer Photo workflow
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 06, 2008, 08:53 AM »
If you want RAW processing try Pixmantec RawShooter Essentials. This is the package that Adobe bought and the team that created it moved into the LightRoom team.

It isn't LightRoom and is no longer developed but it is free and the Raw conversion is excellent (assuming your camera RAW format is old enough to be supported).

There is one snag - Adobe no longer support registration of the product so every time the app starts it asks you to register. There is a way round this though. See this thread in the forums for a script which removes the registration nag screen: http://www.pixmantec...0&page=&vc=1

There is a download link in that message for 2006 v1.2 - unfortunately I can't remember what the last RSE build was as I purchased RS Premium (hence my free copy of LightRoom) and stopped downloading the Essentials versions. 1.2 is that last version I used and it was pretty good.

The thread above hints there was a later release so you may want to look for it.
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General Software Discussion / Re: Adobe Lightroom V2.0 Beta — Killer Photo workflow
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 06, 2008, 06:33 AM »
Thanks for that summary - saved me a job. My problems with ACDsee RAW also include poor colour matching because its profiles don't seem to work properly. They were truly awful in that last non-pro version I used (and ACD acknowledged it in an email and said I would have to wait for the next version). Pro version was OK but not a patch on the other tools I have. Haven't tried ACDSee Pro v. 2 because I don't want to spend £50 on something I don't need.

The only program I still use from ACD is FotoSlate - which is handy at times - but they won't get any more money from me any time soon.
3587
Living Room / Re: RAM PROBLEM?
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 05, 2008, 05:55 PM »
To check IE to see if you have the plugins probably the best bet is to install them - at least then you will have the latest version. The worse that can happen is that the installer says they are already installed and reufse to install again or offer to uninstall them. If you really want to check in IE 7 got to Tools > Manage Add-ons > Enable or disable add-ons and you will see them all listed. If you still have IE 6 then there isn't this window but you can see (in some cryptic form) what is installed by going to Tools > Options and look for a button that says "Objects" - sorry I don't heve IE6 on any machines and I can't remember where it is.

Updating your BIOS is an 'at your own risk' option but I have never had any problems personally. There is the possibility however that you could kill your machine if it fails. If you want to give it a go make sure that your Windows is as uncluttered as possible at the time. Run MSCONFIG (Start > Run ... > MSCONFIG) and go to the Startup tab to disable all startup items, then go to the Services tab and check the box at the bottom "Hide all Microsoft services" then hit disable all. Click OK and allow Windows to restart. You now have a system which has Windows start with the minimum of extra stuff loading at startup and you can do the BIOS update. When you have finished run MSCONFIG again and check "Normal Startup" and then click OK and all windows to restart and your system will be back to normal.

Re. the memory module you have - if it is generic there is absolutely no way to know what valtage it expects but I suspect it would be 2.5V which seems to be the norm for DDR memory but it varies from manufacturer to manufacturer and since it could have been made by anybody there is no way to find out. Lots of problems I have encountered over the years have been traced back to 'generic' RAM. I am not sure where it all comes from but I suspect that it is probably the stuff that comes of the production lines of the big companies that fails quality testing because it only just achieves spec. I could be wrong but generic RAM is to be avoided and it got particularly bad in the early days of DDR technology when it was very hit and miss whether to expect generic RAM to work at all.

I know you won't like this but if you want a stable system I would buy good quality RAM. The prices are pretty cheap at the moment and at least it will come with a guarantee and you can get the technical specs and support from the manufacturer.
3588
General Software Discussion / Re: Adobe Lightroom V2.0 Beta — Killer Photo workflow
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 05, 2008, 03:20 PM »
Lightroom seems fine, very slick and all - but i dont really see that many advantages over acdsee.
-iphigenie (April 05, 2008, 01:48 PM)

Main thing for me is a good RAW engine - I always had issues with ACDSee and their colour profiles suck!

Although with the beta I had lots of errors and crashes so I will wait and see. Not using photoshop or any adobe tool (I was on the macromedia side of that divide) I probably dont get the full benefit of the integration

They do advertise it as an 'early beta' so crashes and problems are likely and par for the course. The production version 1.3 is rock solid.
3589
General Software Discussion / Re: Linspire Inc. (Rant) [Explicit Language]
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 05, 2008, 08:30 AM »
You won't be a spammer - they are soliciting that respinse by their actions!
3590
General Software Discussion / Re: XP boot display problem
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 05, 2008, 03:37 AM »
If it is a windows problem then something is probably corrupted somewhere along the line. If it is really obscure you'll waste no end of time ttrying to track it down and probably won't succeed unless you are very lucky.

If you whave some spare space on your disc you could try using a partition manager to give you a small (4-5Gb would do) partition anywhere on your discs and install a clean Windows XP in there (don't activate it you have 30 days to play). It will appear as a dual boot operating system so you will get a menu when you switch on to ask which installation should boot. Don't worry about installing anything much in the new Windows - just the motherboard driver and graphics card driver should be enought to see if it works. In stall your boottime appilcation and see if it works. If it does it is probably a windows issue.

It is more than likely the display drivers but they are large and cumbersome collections of stuff and are troublesome to try and do anything manually to uninstall or install them. I suppose in an idea world you would completely uninstall all the graphics drivers and ensure that all the files and registry entries are fully removed before installing a new driver. In practice that will probly take you longer to acheive (if it is possible) than reinstalling windows from scratch.
3591
Living Room / Re: How many people work from home?
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 04, 2008, 06:45 PM »
I am in the process of setting up as self employed from home (computer repairs etc.)
3592
General Software Discussion / Re: Easiest replacement for windows system restore?
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 04, 2008, 11:03 AM »
For basic file backup (not imaging) Windows has a built in Backup utility which is pretty effective and allows incremental backup.
3593
General Software Discussion / Re: Power Desk 7
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 04, 2008, 11:01 AM »
PDesk7 opens instantly on my system (no delay).
3594
General Software Discussion / Re: Power Desk 7
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 04, 2008, 09:58 AM »
It doesn't display Word 2007 file formats (you just get an XML tree).

This is at least better than DOpus with displays them as hex dumps!

I upgraded to version 7 (to install on Vista) but I haven't used verion 6 enough to know what you are looking for. I got it pretty much free ages ago but have used DOpus ever since. If you want to know anything specific ask (and give instructions where to look).
3595
Living Room / Re: Microsoft extends XP--for budget laptops only.
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 04, 2008, 07:52 AM »
What if 32-bit CS4 doesn't support XP and you have to move to Vista? I think that would be a good incentive for people to move to Mac who primarily use this kind of software - I can't imagine anyone wanting to run Photoshop on Vista of any description - it must be an absolute dog of an app under Vista unless you really par Vista down to skin and bones.
3596
Living Room / Re: Odd Windows XP installation problem WRT boot options
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 04, 2008, 07:32 AM »
Yes but the the active boot partition and Windows are on the SATA drive next to each other.

I don't want to change drive letters I want to make the Windows partition the active boot partition, rather than the neighbouring data partition.

I think it is probably because Windows Setup created wthe Windows partition in an extended partition rather than in a primary partition - it made the pre-existing primary partition active instead and consequently installed the NTDETECT, NTLDR and BOOT.INI on the active partition rather than on the Windows logical partition.

Presumably I can convert C: to an Active Primary partition and then simply copy NTDETECT, NTLDR and BOOT.INI to C:\ and use the repair console to run FIXMBR ???

Anyone know if this is the case or will I totally screw my system?
3597
General Software Discussion / Re: Linspire Inc. (Rant) [Explicit Language]
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 04, 2008, 05:30 AM »
You could set up a filter that reacts to their emails by automatically sending 101 separate support request every time it arrives. Point out that they will be unsubscribed from your replies when they cut out their emails.

Re. taking money after cancelling the account that is fraud and illegal. I hope you reported it to your bank/credit card as they should refund that and take appropriate action - if it is a common trend they will lose their right to credit card payments which would stop them in their tracks.
3598
General Software Discussion / Re: View download traffic grouped by site...
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 04, 2008, 05:20 AM »
System Explorer (http://systemexplorer.mistergroup.org/) is free and can log all sorts of stuff on your system including system traffic.

I'm not sure how big the log files will get but I'd guess you could write a script to process the output into the sort of thing you need.

For example here is a short log created on my network connections whilst running uTorrent to download a couple of files:

List: History
Created : 04/04/2008 11:14:53

Time | Type | Value |
11:14:52 | Net | Del lairdswood:2868 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:52 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:12345 SYN_RCVD PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:51 | Net | Del lairdswood:2862 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:51 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2868 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:51 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2867 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:50 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 FIN_WAIT1 PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:50 | Net | Del lairdswood:2860 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:50 | Net | Del lairdswood:2859 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:49 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 FIN_WAIT2 PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:49 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 FIN_WAIT1 PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:49 | Net | Del lairdswood:2772 FIN_WAIT1 PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:49 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 FIN_WAIT1 PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:49 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 FIN_WAIT2 PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:49 | Net | Del lairdswood:2769 FIN_WAIT1 PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:49 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2862 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:49 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2859 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:49 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2866 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:49 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2861 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:49 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2865 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:49 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2863 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:49 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2864 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:49 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2860 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:48 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:48 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:48 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:43 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:42 | Net | Del lairdswood:2809 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:42 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 LAST_ACK PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:42 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:33 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:31 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:30 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:25 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:24 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:21 | Net | Del lairdswood:2755 CLOSE_WAIT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:21 | Net | Del lairdswood:2760 CLOSE_WAIT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:21 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:20 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 FIN_WAIT1 PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:19 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:12345 SYN_RCVD PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:14 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:13 | Net | Del localhost:1101 FIN_WAIT2 PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:14:13 | Net | Del localhost:2840 CLOSE_WAIT PID=TCP/IP "4768" |
11:14:13 | Net | Del localhost:2846 CLOSE_WAIT PID=TCP/IP "4768" |
11:14:13 | Net | Del localhost:1101 FIN_WAIT2 PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:14:13 | Net | Del localhost:1102 FIN_WAIT2 PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:14:13 | Net | Del localhost:2849 CLOSE_WAIT PID=TCP/IP "4768" |
11:14:13 | Net | Del localhost:1103 FIN_WAIT2 PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:14:13 | Net | Del localhost:2850 CLOSE_WAIT PID=TCP/IP "4768" |
11:14:09 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:12345 SYN_RCVD PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:08 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:07 | Net | Del lairdswood:2852 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:14:07 | Net | Del lairdswood:2853 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:14:06 | Net | Del lairdswood:2858 LAST_ACK PID=TCP/IP "3180" |
11:14:05 | Net | Del lairdswood:2855 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:14:05 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2858 LAST_ACK PID=TCP/IP "3180" |
11:14:04 | Net | Del lairdswood:2842 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:14:04 | Net | Del lairdswood:2847 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:14:00 | Net | Del lairdswood:2857 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:57 | Net | Del lairdswood:2838 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:57 | Net | Del lairdswood:2839 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:57 | Net | Del lairdswood:2835 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:57 | Net | Del lairdswood:2837 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:57 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2854 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:57 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2856 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:57 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2855 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:57 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2857 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:54 | Net | Del localhost:1101 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:54 | Net | Del localhost:2844 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "4768" |
11:13:54 | Net | Del lairdswood:2845 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:54 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2851 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:54 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2853 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:54 | Net | New 127.0.0.1:2850 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "4768" |
11:13:54 | Net | New 127.0.0.1:1103 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:54 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2852 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:54 | Net | New 127.0.0.1:2849 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "4768" |
11:13:54 | Net | New 127.0.0.1:1102 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:54 | Net | New 127.0.0.1:1101 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:54 | Net | New 127.0.0.1:2848 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "4768" |
11:13:53 | Net | Del localhost:2841 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "4768" |
11:13:53 | Net | Del localhost:1102 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:53 | Net | Del lairdswood:2843 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:53 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2847 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:53 | Net | New 127.0.0.1:1101 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:53 | Net | New 127.0.0.1:2846 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "4768" |
11:13:52 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2845 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:52 | Net | New 127.0.0.1:2844 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "4768" |
11:13:52 | Net | New 127.0.0.1:1101 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:51 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2843 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:51 | Net | New 127.0.0.1:1102 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:51 | Net | New 127.0.0.1:2841 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "4768" |
11:13:51 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2842 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:51 | Net | New 127.0.0.1:2840 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "4768" |
11:13:51 | Net | New 127.0.0.1:1101 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:50 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2836 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:50 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2837 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:50 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2835 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:50 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2839 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:50 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2838 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:49 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:49 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:49 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:46 | Net | Del lairdswood:2700 LAST_ACK PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:46 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2833 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:43 | Net | Del lairdswood:2571 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:43 | Net | Del localhost:2570 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "4768" |
11:13:43 | Net | Del localhost:1101 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "1912" |
11:13:40 | Net | Del lairdswood:2831 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:40 | Net | Del lairdswood:2830 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:40 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:39 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:39 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2830 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:39 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:2831 SYN_SENT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:37 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:37 | Net | Del lairdswood:2764 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:33 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 CLOSE_WAIT PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:26 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:20 | Net | Del lairdswood:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |
11:13:19 | Net | New 192.168.0.151:12345 ESTABLISHED PID=TCP/IP "2676" |

The only problem is that it doesn't seem to show the IPs or URLs connected to though you might be able to persuade the developer to add the feature - he seems very open to ideas.
3599
Found Deals and Discounts / Re: PowerDesk Pro v6 very very cheap.
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 04, 2008, 03:35 AM »
Already done via FTP and PM.
3600
Found Deals and Discounts / Re: PowerDesk Pro v6 very very cheap.
« Last post by Carol Haynes on April 04, 2008, 03:13 AM »
Given that version 6 is supposed to be freely downloadable I wouldn't think so. Not sure the best way to do it though because the file is 32Mb and my email only allows up to 20Mb attachments.
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