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Termyn8or -> RE: My computer is rejecting Yahoo - Why?? (7/20/2008 7:42:12 PM)
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Alot of malware removes restore points from XP, I have seen it. I have built PCs with the strongest bestest version of XP Pro, the corporate edition, and I myself created those restore points, yet they are gone.
You have two options if you want restore points, rename them TXT files or some shit and copy them to another directory, or better yet to a CDROM. That is the only way to keep them from being deleted. Again, another shortcoming of Winblows.
Fucking garbage, all of it, and all stolen. They had better software in 1985, called Desqview. It did just about everything Winblows does, but had alot less vulnerability. No users except the owner were allowed to change any program, only files. Gates took that, fuckled it all up with all the automatic bullshit and turned it into Win95, AND IT WAS TEN YEARS OLD !
I am not impressed to say the least. Now I am seeing PCs advertised that have been downgraded from Vista to XP Pro. What does that say about Windows ?
They can take their new garbage and shove it where, oh wait, maybe I should be nice. Take it and put it somewhere where it will not get a sunburn.
As far as the Yahoo problem, most likely you hit them at a time when it was not working right. Then the sheeple tell you to clear the cache and delete cookies. NEVER do that.
That deleting the cache and cookies thing comes from the days of the 486, it does not apply now, even to the piece if shit I am on. I had 98SE and went to XP, and I renamed the install directory and not only did I not delete the cookies, I moved them to the proper place for XP to use them. And that is how I logon here.
Clearing the cache is a joke as well, you can't do it and I can prove it. But I am not going to unless someone asks, I have already said it and I loathe repeating myself. Ask, but until then I am not wasting my time, but the proof is right there on your PC, I need no cites or quotes. Do what I say and the proof will be before your eyes even without internet access. You can unplug the network cable if you want, and the proof will still present itself. You can't delete anything in the cache in Windows.
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