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Windows 7/Vista/XP / Freeware / 6,453 downloads
D7 is a tool for PC technicians to aid in many tasks and provide a uniform procedure for technicians to follow. It has many capabilities and many uses including offline and live malware removal assistance, offline registry editing, CPU/RAM stress testing, information gathering and quality assurance uses, etc. etc. Too much to list here, right now at least. It also combines some other projects of mine such as DataGrab and CheckDisk, among other smaller things.
Note that D7 is not the malware scanner or remover, YOU are. YOU control it's behavior by whitelist/blacklist functionality, and by your own pair of hopefully good eyeballs. D7's MalwareScan functionality is designed to show you want D7 doesn't recognize, by whitelisting known good items, and automatically deleting known bad items. From there, D7's MalwareScan merely shows you what is left after the whitelisting/blacklisting is applied. From there, you have the option to whitelist, blacklist, delete, rename, ignore, google, or whatever you want with the results.
THIS TOOL IS INTENDED FOR EXPERIENCED PC TECHNICIANS ONLY, NOT FOR "END USERS."
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CyberDoc999Reviewing 4.9.5 (Dec 24, 2011)
(export) backup the MSI services in the registry
then you can import them if you need it.......
this is a very good program if you know how to use it. -
CyberDoc999
Reviewing 4.7.6 (Nov 4, 2011)
it is for PC technicians .... idiots should not touch it......
"some guy" has a mouth but he never created anything......
easy to comment hard to create ...... -
some guyReviewing 4.3.0 Beta (Aug 20, 2011)
oh the daily update, and this does change or modify the registry with no undo option for the programmer below
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tommyb709
Reviewing 3.9.0 Beta (Jul 9, 2011)
Valuable tool which I have reviewed previously. Each release refines the product. Developer very responsive to feedback. I would challenge KikzAzz review about file associations. I just ran the latest (3.9.0) version and checked my associations. It makes none. If you disagree, K-Azz, please list at least a few of the associations you believe are reassigned, so that others can confirm. My experience is exactly the opposite of yours...
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KikzAzz
Reviewing 3.9.0 Beta (Jul 9, 2011)
How the hell are you supposed to get rid of this thing as it has hundreds of associations and no simple way of getting rid of it.
A good product that turned into a nasty product. I'll now classify it as a high-jack.
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