[Own Kah]

I typed ‘useful downloads’ into Google and found this:

http://www.downloadlab.com/

[Own Kah]

@The Canadian wrote:

Hello,

I recently downloaded a PC game, and upon installing it and attempting to run it…… it gave me a pop up warning….. “C++ Runtime Error – Abnormal program termination”

WTF does that mean? I updated my directx so that can’t be the problem, and to tell you the truth, I’m outta ideas…. anyone got a clue to what the problem is?

Sorry I’m a “f*cking British idiot” can’t help you right now. :twisted:

[Own Kah]

Have you tried…
Open My Computer
Right click the CD Drive
Click Properties
Click Hardware
Highlight the appropriate drive
Click Troubleshoot? :wink:

[Own Kah]

Xenon 2000: Project PCF

It is a download, but is it useful?

http://www.bitmap-brothers.co.uk/downloads/games/index.htm

[Own Kah]

12Ghosts Popup-Killer

The only popup-blocker tested with 5 out of 5 points (The Sydney Morning
Herald, 9/20/03) “The verdict: 12Ghosts Popup-Killer nudges ahead on
look, feel and ease of use … It worked smoothly and was easy to install
and use.”

12Ghosts Popup-Killer now blocks all popups of Internet Explorer. The
best is, you don’t need to maintain any black list.

You may still allow popups by holding CTRL. When a pop-up was blocked
you will hear a sound (optional) so you know that you may have missed
something. To see what you have missed just hold CTRL and refresh the
page.

Note that the contents of blocked popups is not download from the
Internet at all, thus saving you bandwith. You do not need to maintain a
black list because 12-Popup simply blocks all pop-ups of Internet Explorer.

http://www.12ghosts.com/ghosts/popup.htm

[Own Kah]

Prevx Home

Despite the millions being spent on Anti-Virus software and other cyber
security measures, home computer users remain vulnerable to each
new “Zero Day” cyber-attack during the critical period between the launch
of a new attack and a “signature update” becoming available. With
today’s attacks propagating ever more quickly, the risk of being hit in the
hours immediately following their launch is growing. Prevx Home protects
systems during that window of exposure.

Existing technologies also provide poor protection against hack attacks,
Internet worms and the rising tide of malicious spyware. Current spyware
tools detect and clean up after an attack but fail to stop the initial
infection. Prevx Home actually prevents the deployment of malicious
spyware and other malware on the user’s system.

http://www.tiscali.co.uk/technology/prevx.html

[Own Kah]

Hope this helps.
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_restore.htm

[Own Kah]

@blonde/blue wrote:

Owen are you looking for a slap? :twisted: :wink:

Promises, promises! :lol:

[Own Kah]

Is the Rod Stewart look making a comeback?! :P

[Own Kah]

More file sharing than you can shake a stick at! 8)

http://www.zeropaid.com/

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