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sarahsmell03
Jun 15, 2008, 06:24 AM
Hiya there.. .
I have installed Blubster onto my desktop computer and have deleted it from my computer by using the control panel screen and clicked on the blubster program and uninstalled it and now I have hiden files from Blubster still on my desktop computer and its making my computer run very very slow and wish someone to help me fuly delete blubster and anything that's to do with blubster!!
Someone please help me before I go insane??
:D Thank You Very Much Sarah :D

boredINmind
Jun 15, 2008, 08:19 AM
You can download a free program called CCleaner! This program will delete all the useless crap on your PC such as cookies, offline content, temp files... This will speed up your PC regardless of the Blubster files being there.

Then you can go to search, and search for the Blubster files, and delete manually. This can be as easy as clicking and dragging over to the recycling bin!

CCleaner - Home (http://www.ccleaner.com/)

twilcox
Jun 21, 2008, 04:19 PM
You can download a free program called CCleaner! This program will delete all the useless crap on your pc such as cookies, offline content, temp files... This will speed up your pc regardless of the Blubster files being there.

Then you can go to search, and search for the Blubster files, and delete manually. This can be as easy as clicking and dragging over to the recycling bin!

CCleaner - Home (http://www.ccleaner.com/)


First of all, the recycle bin isn't truly deleting the file. Shift+Delete is; however.

Secondly, when trying to delete hidden files, a general search won't help you much. To start with, make sure that your folder settings are set to show hidden files and folders. Next, I recommend that you run your computer in safe mode if you want to be sure to kill it. As far as your computer slowing down is concerned, hit Ctrl+Alt+Del and view your task manager. Check for any processes that seem out of place to you, or any that you recognize as belonging to Blubster. If there are no processes running that are related to that particular program, then Blubster probably isn't what's slowing you down, at least not directly.

I hope this helps.