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Miscellaneous Tools
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![]() The Locked Files Wizard, formerly known as CopyLock, is an assistant that allows you to either delete, move or rename files or folders used by the system or any other application or process. You can display and possibly stop the processes or services that use executables, folders or dynamic-link libraries (DLL) and try the operation again to possibly avoid restarting your system and thus save time. The wizard also allows you to quickly pick the image path of a process (Select > File from Process) or a program that runs at startup from the Registry (Select > File from Registry), to manage it. This may be useful to quickly remove worms, trojans or any other malware from a system. Additionally you can manage the pending operations that are delayed until the next reboot. The package includes a command-line version that can be used from a Command window or a script. Disclaimer: you can possibly crash your system or prevent an installed program from working if you are not careful, use at your own risk. |
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![]() Plug-and-Play Monitor (PnPMon) is an experimental tool that displays plug-and-play notifications from the system and other device notifications. Click the Notifications > Device menu option to start receiving device notifications. This program may come in handy to possibly identify plug-and-play issues or to study plug-and-play notifications. |
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![]() The latest versions can now run on older systems with just Internet Explorer 3.0. |
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![]() Birthday Reminder is a small application that takes place in the system tray. It searches your default Windows Address Book (WAB) and possibly displays the contacts who have their birthdays or wedding anniversaries today (and optionally in the coming week). If some birthdays are available the icon blinks in the system tray, you can then double-click it to display the list of contacts. Select a contact in the list and click E-mail to send him/her an e-mail. You can configure the application to automatically run at startup by ticking the Run at startup option in the menu. |
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![]() Run closeapp.exe from a Command window to learn more about its syntax. Note: as of May 2010, CloseApp is not supported anymore and it is replaced by the Locked Files Command available with the Locked Files Wizard package. |
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