Recent content by Zoron

Uncheck "Auto Arrange".

I'm not sure what the license agreement states, but I've never had a problem doing just that...

Might have to uninstall and reinstall... or at the very least, make sure you have the latest version available.

If you have Skype, uninstall the IE plug-in... it's known to cause issues with IE7.

Acronis True Image will accomplish what you're looking for nicely.

And that's fine... I'm not refuting the test results. I am simply suggesting that in my experience so far, I haven't needed another piece of software, because I haven't had any problems. I used to run Ad-Aware (which to me is one of the crappiest ones out there), Spybot S&D (used to be good...

First off, I never said you were "pulling things out of your ass". Secondly, as I have stated, Panda works for me. I do not NEED another piece of software. You can prattle on about your findings until the cows come home... it doesn't change the fact that I personally have had no issues using...

What "stuff" does it leave? Yes, you're a software tester... that's all well and nice, however my firsthand experience has told me I don't need to bother purchasing any other software than what I have. Obviously, if I never have a problem with spyware / malware or viruses, why would I need to...

You can, but I haven't seen a need to use anything else myself. I've been to sites like astalavista, and nothing they have thrown at me has gotten past Panda. That's good enough for me.

Yes, Panda Internet Security is all you need for all types of malware: viruses, spyware, etc. Even the basic Panda Antivirus, though it lacks firewall, does have spyware / adware / spam protection.

You can try... and when it asks for the install files, point it to the folder you copied the CD to... it may or may not work. I usually copy the CDs to a folder, then install from that folder... it saves me from having to hunt down the CDs again if I need to update Office.

If it were a volume-license product, it would NOT require activation and when you went to activate it, it would have told that that "This product has already been activated". When you update Office 2003, your original install files are usually required. If you don't have access to those files...

Your bank should provide all the online tools you need. I use online banking exclusively and my bank has all the tools on their website to automate payments or whatever is needed.

Don't take it personally... sheesh... did you help write Firefox or what? :P I don't care what other people claim about either browser... I will use what I want to use regardless of what others think. I happen to like IE7 and have switched to it exclusively. Before IE7, I used Firefox...

Yes.