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Unfortunately, I have other people at home use the computer and i constantly get spyware due to my two teenage nephews lookng at sites and not know what they are doing. Removing the spyware never is better then a fresh install. I don’t have any data on the HD that is important anyway since I use a External for all my data.

Anyway, every few times I use one of these Install CDs I burned, it will stop on a fiel during installation and tell me it cannot copy it. Now, I store these CDs in a temperature controlled house in a CD case at all times. No scratches or anything. What is the deal?
Cont’d….

I do not understand how the Windows XP Install process can find an error on one of these CDs. Now, I use one of the other CDs I burned and it works no problem for awhile bout after the 3rd install, it gets weird again.

Does this kid of thing happen all the time? I have to start to burn more Install CDs now because the original burns are becoming unreadable. This makes no sense.

ALSO, please dont tell me about virus software and such. I prefer a fresh install once in awhile. I don’t need tips on how to prevent a fresh install. I don’t mind the time it takes. Thanks.

By: The Jax

i used this to encrypt a folder containing some text files. i thought encryption will make you inaccessible to users unless you type in some sort of password, but when i did this it just made the folder name into green color and did nothing to the folder or the text files. i could read all the text files.

what the heck is the functionality of “encrypt date to secure contents?

By: cheskin \ and