Tuesday, January 16, 2007
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Fix Active X related problems with a click of a button!
Active X related errors have become very common and are often the result of misconfigured system files and Internet settings in browsers. Registry Booster will automatically scan, detect and repair your system from Active X errors with just a click of a button. By repairing files and corrupt Active X entries Registry Booster will make your computer fresh and error free.
Registry Booster, how does it work?
Residual files, unused and undeleted drivers, and corrupt or bad entries in registry settings will quickly litter even the newest of computers. The result? Frequent error messages, slow start-ups, declining and poor performance and registry integrity, unstable and frequent application errors and crashes, and, at times, even an inability to start Windows.
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AVX Shutdown
With this ActiveX control you can shutdown, hibernate, power off, stand by, log off, restart, the user's PC at specific events, also you can force the shutdown process
Fix Active X related problems with a click of a button!
Active X related errors have become very common and are often the result of misconfigured system files and Internet settings in browsers. Registry Booster will automatically scan, detect and repair your system from Active X errors with just a click of a button. By repairing files and corrupt Active X entries Registry Booster will make your computer fresh and error free.
Registry Booster, how does it work?
Residual files, unused and undeleted drivers, and corrupt or bad entries in registry settings will quickly litter even the newest of computers. The result? Frequent error messages, slow start-ups, declining and poor performance and registry integrity, unstable and frequent application errors and crashes, and, at times, even an inability to start Windows.
Click Here to start Free Registry Scan Now!
AVX Shutdown
With this ActiveX control you can shutdown, hibernate, power off, stand by, log off, restart, the user's PC at specific events, also you can force the shutdown process
# posted by John Jamison @ 10:12 AM 
