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[Human Bass]

I really found the FileASSASIN to be useful.

It helped me to get rid of the WGA notification

But I have an annoying bank protection software that refuses to be uninstalled. And I believe the FileASSASIN could help me tremendously if it only were able to delete more than 1 file per time. I hit Ctrl+A and it doesn't chose all the files. So, my suggestion is to the user be able to murder more than 1 file per time.

[Human Bass]

Or then being able to chose a whole folder to be deleted.

[srtools1980y]

First of all why are you getting WGA notification?

[swagger]

@Human Bass,

This may be by design... Deleting one file at a time encourages the user to pay attention to each and every file that they add to the list.

[ioni]

are u using dummy OS version?

[swagger]

@ioni,

Not sure I understand what you mean? Dummy O/S?

[ioni]

swagger, on Sep 9 2009, 04:14 PM, said:

@ioni,

Not sure I understand what you mean? Dummy O/S?

I refer to Unofficial ones here

[Human Bass]

Yeah, it's dummy. Waiting for Windows 7.

The thing is that Im dealing with files that regerenate each other in case just one is deleted. I need to kill 4 at the same time.

[Jacktivity]

@srtools1980y and ioni -

While I don't know if the copy of Windows Human Bass is using is legitimate or not, it's wrong to automatically assume that someone is a crook just because they have WGA problems or don't want to use it. I for one, do use it and have never had any problems.

See this article for example

or this

There are plenty of others.

Just Google wga fail~ or wga hell

Edit: Well I see while I was preparing this that Human Bass responded. Still doesn't mean that anyone that doesn't use it is automatically a crook.

[Human Bass]

Ahmm...can we talk about the FileASSASIN or any other way to superdelete more than 1 file per time?

My XP is doing just fine.

[swagger]

Refer to post #4... That could very well be the reason.

[Human Bass]

swagger, on Sep 9 2009, 01:26 PM, said:

Refer to post #4... That could very well be the reason.

So why not more than one blank space so we can chose each file individually but then deleting them at the same time? Something like the file I attatched...(warning: lame paintshop ahead)

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[srtools1980y]

Hello

Regarding WGA notification:

Please look here-

http://www.malwareby...showtopic=22407

In post #8 (here) Human Bass has agreed his os is pirated version.

So mbam can be used for getting rid of WGA notification na?

Please somebody clarify whether it's ethical.

I want reply from responsible person/s.

[swagger]

srtools,

Running an illegitimate O/S is unethical and some might refuse to help Human Bass. Human Bass's question has nothing to do with the O/S though and has to do with one of MalwareBytes' programs which I will try to help.

With that being said, I cannot explain the reasons why they didn't allow users the ability to delete more than one file at the same time because I did not help develop this tool. Hopefully a developer will come along and provide a better, more accurate answer.

[Human Bass]

srtools1980y, on Sep 9 2009, 03:01 PM, said:

Hello

Regarding WGA notification:

Please look here-

http://www.malwareby...showtopic=22407

In post #8 (here) Human Bass has agreed his os is pirated version.

So mbam can be used for getting rid of WGA notification na?

Please somebody clarify whether it's ethical.

I want reply from responsible person/s.

Actually I still get the notification during the startup, I got rid of the annoying tray in the right corner of the screen.

[srtools1980y]

swagger
I agree with your reply.(post #14)
The issues are separate.
But it contradicts the link I have mentioned in post #13.

[swagger]

@srtools,

In the post you are referring to, they were troubleshooting the windows installer which couldn't have been fixed until the Windows copy was verified as genuine. So it's a bit unrelated.

[srtools1980y]

Under every sugar-coated pill, there's a bitter medicine which cures the illness & not the sugar coating.

[AdvancedSetup]

Further development of the FileAssassin tool is currently on hiauts and there is no current discussion as to when or if it will receive any updates or improvements.

Since the original question has been answered please stay on topic or I will start removing non relevant posts.

Thank you.

[swagger]

Was my answer correct then AdvancedSetup?