You’ve been on gay hookup websites, chatting with guys you’ve met, and you’ve gone cruising for sex at a gay bar. You’ve been to a BDSM dungeon and you’ve gotten whipped.
It’s time to talk about safe internet use, and you need to know what to watch out for as you connect online with others, whether you’re on a gay chat site or on Facebook.
We’re talking about how to stay safe on gay chat sites, how to chat anonymously, how to chat with people who you don’t know, and how to avoid being targeted by a scammer or a sex pest.
If you’re looking to chat with people on gay chat sites, this is a short article on how to stay safe on gay hookup websites, how to chat anonymously, how to chat with people who you don’t know, and how to avoid being targeted by a scammer or a sex pest.
If you’re on a public network, there is nothing you can do to protect yourself when it comes to the Internet. You can try to avoid the bots and scammers, but the only way to really do it is to use a Virtual Private Network (VPN).
We’ll talk about how to stay safe on gay hookup websites, how to chat anonymously, how to chat with people who you don’t know, and how to avoid being targeted by a scammer or a sex pest.
Porn & Adult Websites
Pornography and sexual content are very prominent on the Internet, especially for gay guys. It’s pretty obvious. Adult sites have ads for products, porn, gay live cam, and so forth.
Unfortunately, there is a lot of unsavory material online for adults as well. And you’ve seen it. You’ve seen the images pop up and you’ve felt your blood pressure rise.
And the bad guys know that. They will always have a sense of urgency to keep your attention. They will make things as unsavory as they can to gain your attention.
The thing to remember is that they can’t force you to watch. You are in full control. If you click on an image or video, you can always just hit the X and move on.
Conclusion
With a virtual private network, you’ll be able to stay secure and anonymous online. They are free and can be used on mobile devices. They are also very easy to use. You should take advantage of them to stay safe on gay chat sites.
This doesn’t only apply to adults. You could be just as affected by a bad connection. Whether it’s on a gay hookup site, or a dating site, you should make sure to use a VPN whenever you can.
A VPN acts as a kind of intermediary when you connect to the Internet and hide your IP address when using a Meetnfuck app, a sequence of numbers your Internet service provider assigns to your device to protect your identity.
A VPN works by routing the Internet connection of your devices away from your Internet provider via the private VPNs server of your choice, so that your data is transferred over the Internet as if it came from the VPN and not from your computer.
A VPN (Virtual Private Network) allows you to establish a secure connection to a network on the Internet. A VPN service establishes an encrypted connection between your device and a VPN server via your Internet connection so you can meetup for sex without giving up your privacy.
Think of a VPN as a tunnel under the mountain – the Internet Service Provider (ISP) is located in the mountain and the tunnel is the exit from the VPN connection to the World Wide Web.
Why use a VPN?
Many people nowadays use a VPN to torrent, bypass geographical restrictions and view content from different countries. Commercial VPN services have become a popular way to secure the Internet traffic by encrypting unencrypted Internet ports.
A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a service that allows you to bypass geo-blocking, government censorship and your real IP address on the Internet. A VPN encrypts your internet data and traffic and keeps it secure from hackers. It creates a safe tunnel between your devices.
VPNs are also used to access regions with restricted websites, to protect your surfing activity from prying eyes on public Wi-Fi and much more. If you’re browsing websites that some may find objectionable, such as hookup apps like uhitit.app, you may want to use a VPN to cover your tracks.
A VPN encrypts your data, disguises your location and disguises your browsing history and the data that you transmit over the Internet. A virtual private network connection provides you the opportunity to access the Internet via a remote server, hide your actual location, browse history and encrypt your data.
If you do not want others to access your email, login, image files or credit card information, it is advisable to use a VPN connection. A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a secure connection between you and the Internet.
Are there any drawbacks?
Unlike proxy networks like Tor, VPNs do not slow down Internet traffic under normal circumstances. While some VPNs are faster than others, one of the most important factors is that many VPN clients can use a VPN server at any time. PCs, smartphones, tablets, dedicated servers, IoT devices and end points can all have a VPN connection.
How to configure a VPN?
There are several ways to setup a VPN connection, but most private users subscribe to a VPN service.
On Windows, press the Windows key and enter “VPN” and click the option “Setting up a Virtual Private Network Connection (VPN).”. Use the wizard to enter the address and credentials for the VPN service you want to use.
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ABOUT: Autorun (Quick Divx Starter) is a FREE utility that scans its directory (or CD), and executes predefined commands when you press Player(s) buttons.
This software is specifically designed for the Lazy people. 🙂
You just copy the Autorun to the folder where the movie is placed and press button to watch the film.
If the folder or CD contains any picture file (acceptable formats are JPG, GIF or BMP), Autorun uses it as film’s poster.
If the folder or CD contains any text file (acceptable file extensions are TXT, SUB or SRT) that has the same name with divx file, the Autorun accept it as a subtitle file.
Simply, you can press the button and watch the film.
INSTALL: Copy Autorun.exe (and autorun.inf optionally) to the folder where the movie is placed. The best way to learn it is to try it out.
PREPARE: First, you must copy the file Autorun.exe to the folder that contains your DIVX file. You can also copy VPlayer and BSPlayer files to this directory. These files are:
VPlayer.exe (VPlayer executable file)
bplay.exe (BSPlayer executable file)
bsrendv.dll (BSPlayer library file)
Optional files:
vplayer.ini
bplay.ini
Or you can use Select Player button to run your favorite player.
HOW IT WORKS: When Autorun executed
It scans directory or CD where it is.
It checks VPlayer.exe or bplay.exe, if they exist, the play buttons are enabled.
If the folder or CD contains any picture file (acceptable formats are JPG, GIF or BMP), Autorun uses it as a film poster.
If the folder or CD contains any text file (acceptable file extensions are TXT, SUB, or SRT) that has the same name with divx file, the Autorun accepts it as a subtitle file.
If the folder or CD contains the file any text file (the file extension must be “NFO”), Autorun uses it as title release information and it enables Show Info button. Otherwise, this button is not visible.
If the folder or CD contains VPlayer or BSPlayer, it enables its play buttons.
If the VPlayer button is enabled, you can press the VPlayer button and it runs VPlayer with predefined parameters (full screen, auto-pan etc.). If you add a section in Vplayer.ini as: [QuickDivxStarter] Param=/F /A /P55 V player uses these values as a parameter.
If BPlayer button is enabled, you can press the BPlayer button and it runs BPlayer with predefined parameters (full screen, auto pan etc.). If the folder or CD contains the file bplay.ini, Autorun uses it as parameter file.
The configuration file (called autorun.ini) is read from where Autorun.exe is located if it exists when Autorun starts up. If you add a section in autorun.ini as: [Options] Language=French Autorun uses these values as a language directive. Or alternatively, you can set the language from the (called About box (the selection is written in the registry).If you add a section in autorun.ini as: [Options] ButtonTitle=Load Codecs ButtonRun=codecs\DivX511.exe Autorun uses these values to change the Select Player button. The text of Select Player button changes to Load Codecs and then it executes DivX511.exe in the folder codecs if pressed. Another example: [Options] ButtonTitle=All Player ButtonRun=ALLPlayer.exe ButtonParam=Guru.avi FULLSCREEN When Autorun starts, the text of Select Player button is changed to All Player and starts the movie file (for example Guru.avi) as fullscreen mode if you press this button. If you add a section in autorun.ini as: [Options] Picture=DATA\movie_poster.jpg Autorun uses these values to use (display) as a film poster. Another example: [Options] ButtonTitle=Start ButtonRun=DATA\Vplayer.exe ButtonParam=Guru.avi /F Picture=DATA\guru_poster.jpg When Autorun starts, the text of Select Player button is changed to Start and starts the movie file (for example Guru.avi) as fullscreen mode if you press this button. Also, it shows the file DATA\guru_poster.jpg as a film poster. If you add a section in autorun.ini as: [Options] Title=Star Trek VI – The Undiscovered Country Autorun uses these values to use (display) as the film title which will work with the right button menu commands. For example: [Options] ButtonTitle=Start ButtonRun=DATA\Vplayer.exe ButtonParam=Guru.avi /F Picture=DATA\guru_poster.jpg Title=GURU
ADVANTAGES:
Easy! You just put the file onto CD or any folder where movie is placed.
It is not necessary to describe the autorun and write a movie title there, Autorun get the information from movie filename and it deletes crap words (like DivxSCR, DVL-verified etc.) and shows properly. For instance; if movie filename is: Cradle.2.The.Grave.DVDSCR.XViD-DVL.avi in Autorun screen Cradle 2 The.Grave is displayed as movie title.
It has not any DLL or another file(s). It is just a single “EXE” file: Autorun.exe
No installation necessary.
Size is acceptable to fit in free space in your movie CD.
It handles picture, subtitle and info files automatically.
If you have internet connection, you can simply press movie image (poster) or title and get the movie information from IMDB.
AN EXAMPLE OF AUTORUN.INI (optional) [Options] Language=English
Picture=Data\guru_poster.jpg Info=Data\New Text Document.txt Title=GURU
WHAT’S NEW: Version 1.2.2.8 – January 19, 2005
Fixed button replacement dynamically.
Minor changes.
Version 1.2.2.5 – November 10, 2004
Support for default player if any player software does not exist or does not defined.
Added translation: German.
Minor changes.
Version 1.2.2.4 – October 29, 2004
Corrected button parameter handling.
AVI Test routine completely is rewritten.
Support for ini-configuration file to add extra buttons.
Support for ini-configuration file to show film info. (Info item in autorun.ini)
Support for ini-configuration file to display film title. (Title item in autorun.ini)
Minor changes.
Version 1.2.1.5 – September 7, 2004
Added Divx Planet internet site to the context (right-click) menu.
Support for ini-configuration file to display film posters. (Picture item in autorun.ini)
Minor changes.
Version 1.2.1.0 – July 20, 2004
Fixed reading language information from registry (for Windows 9x/ME).
Minor changes.
Version 1.2.0.5 – May 10, 2004
Added Amazon internet site to the context (right-click) menu.
Minor changes.
Version 1.2.0.1 – April 24, 2004
Support for ini-configuration file to customize Select Player button.
Added Show Fullscreen option when displaying movie info.
Changed title bar / menu options.
Some language specific changes.
Added translation: Spanish.
Version 1.1.0.2 – February 9, 2004
Added translations: French, Polish, Turkish.
Support for ini-configuration file to select language.
Or alternatively you can set the language from the About box (the selection is written in registry).
Version 1.0.1.12 – December 15, 2003
Portions of poster (movie picture) resizing routines are rewritten from scratch.
Select Player button is always visible even if there is no video file.
You can play .OGM, MPG (MPEG) files by BSPlayer if its button is active.
Added About box including hyperlinks and version ID.
Version 1.0.1.10 – December 6, 2003
Minor changes.
Version 1.0.1.8 – November 18, 2003
Changed title bar / resizing / centering routines.
Version 1.0.1.5 – October 4, 2003
Test AVI file at program startup.
Arrangement of the buttons is changed automatically.
Version 1.0.1.3 – September 27, 2003
Revised film search at Beyazperde.com (Turkish movie info site).
Auto launch after 60 seconds if not clicked or pressed any key.
Version 1.0.1.2 – September 26, 2003
Checks if it is located on a removable media.
Dynamically resizes itself to the size of the movie picture.
Variable font size (in Show Info) according to Window size.
Added French (movie poster) internet site to the context (right-click) menu.
Version 1.0.0.9 – September 19, 2003
Auto launch after 10 seconds if not clicked or pressed any key.
A context menu can be activated by right clicking the mouse if you have an internet connection.
Shows technical information (like FPS, used audio/video codec, etc.) of current AVI file when pressing Show Info button.
Autorun now uses New Text Document.txt file automatically as movie information file.
Optimize parameter passing technique of Vplayer.
Fix some bugs.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION:
Picture and/or “NFO” files can have any name (it takes the first in alphabetical order). The program does not suppose there is more than one movie on each folder or CD.
Picture file can be JPG, GIF or BMP format and any size. But it is stretched into 240×350 (Width x Height).
You can use Select Player button to play your favorite player if you want, or you can rename it to Vplayer.exe or Bplay.exe. So, when you press VPlayer button, Autorun executes VPlayer.exe like this: VPlayer.exe <avi_file> or if there is any suitable subtitle file VPlayer.exe <avi_file <subtitle_file>
BPlayer button is also run in the same way: bplay.exe <avi_file> or if there is any suitable subtitle file bplay.exe <avi_file> <subtitle_file> or if there is a “bplay.ini” file bplay.exe <bplay.ini>
APPENDIX B: Sample bplay.ini Example Movie File: TEST.AVI Example Subtitle File: TEST.TXT http://us.imdb.com/Find select=Titles for=xxx
----- BEGIN HERE -----
[Movie]
Directory=.
FName=TEST.AVI
[Subtitles]
Title=
Directory=.
Sub1=TEST.TXT
DefaultSub=1
Font=162;Arial;28;0;12648447
FontColor=00C0FFFF
[Options]
FullScreen=1
PanScan=1
CPanScan=370
ExitAtEnd=1
----- END HERE -----
THANKS: Thanks to all for the suggestions and comments. Thanks for valuable advice, inspiration, and other assistance to PauL from Canada.
BUG REPORT: Before you e-mail us about possible bug, check our homepage and be sure you have the newest version of the file. If you want to e-mail us, send us also your additional files (such as JPG, GIF, BMP, INI, NFO) version of Autorun and player(s).
CONTACT: If you have any questions, suggestions, bug reports or anything else, feel free to contact us at theorica@gmail.com
Safe XP allows users to quickly tweak various security and privacy related settings in XP. T
he options include Media Player settings, Services settings (error reporting, time synch, remote registry etc.), as well as an option to remove items from the Start menu, network security settings, and more.
Safe XP improves your system performance and makes Windows to run faster, more secure, and reliable!
Protect your privacy and strength Internet protection.
Disable Spyware-like activities of Windows XP (also 2000&ME&98) Operating System, Media Player, Internet Explorer and Outlook.
Disable unnecessary Windows services like System updates, error reporting and much more…
Prevent Internet attacks, any RPC/DCOM related vulnerabilities and fix exploits like DSO.
Disable script-based attacks on Windows Media Player, Internet Explorer and Outlook.
Block Windows Messenger (spam) vulnerabilities.
Restrict the actions of potentially dangerous “HTA” (Hypertext Application) capabilities in any version of Windows.
It does not need any DLL or another file(s). It is just a single “EXE” file: SafeXP.exe
No installation necessary.
System Requirements Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
Compatibility Safe XP has been successfully tested and developed under Windows 98 and XP. It also works under all versions of Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP and 2003.
Command Line Safe XP allows working with command line parameters now. It could be helpful if you use SafeXP in any network environment. Syntax for execution from the command line is as follows: SafeXP.exe <configuration-file> where <configuration-file> is the name of the previously saved file.
Example: SafeXP c:\safexp\safexp.dat
This will start Safe XP in minimized (invisible mode), load values from c:\safexp\safexp.dat. Then it will apply values into the running/calling workstation. After execution program will be closed automatically. In network (domain) environment, you can copy both SafeXP.exe and (for instance) SafeXP.dat files to the Netlogon share to load your predefined Safe XP settings silently to every workstation which is connected to the network. The command-line parameter is optional. If no parameter is specified, the program will start normally.
What’s New Version 1.5.7.14 – July 14, 2005
Improved backup/restore state routines.
Some minor issues fixed.
Version 1.5.3.21 – March 21, 2005
SafeXP does not change any settings anymore unless you click the option’s check box (previously it detects current setting and sets it to the default value).
Optimized Media Player privacy settings.
Some minor Windows XP Service Pack 2 Automatic Update issues fixed.
Made some cosmetic changes.
Version 1.5.1.25 – January 25, 2005
Changed Internet zones for vulnarabilities to allow active content and web pages running locally.
Improved Windows XP Service Pack 2 Automatic Update issues to check running state of wuauserv service at startup.
Added the ability to work with Office 2003.
Added small icons for sections.
Made some cosmetic changes.
Version 1.4.11.20 – November 19, 2004
Improved Windows XP Service Pack 2 Automatic Update issues.
Made some cosmetic changes.
Version 1.4.11.1 – November 1, 2004
Improved Remote Desktop service settings.
Optimized Media Player internet connection settings.
Added the ability to handle Error Reporting for Office 2003
Version 1.4.10.20 – October 20, 2004
Fixed I/O errors when the current media (disk, drive or directory) is not writable.
Redesigned the behaviour of “Restrict Anonymous Guest Access” option in the TCP/IP & NetBIOS section.
Optimized and enhanced “Disable Script Debugger” option in the Internet Explorer 6 section.
Optimized “Prevent Execution of Risky Commands” option in the Internet Explorer 6 section.
Improved reading any data from registry without error and checking for appropriate data type.
Made some cosmetic changes.
Version 1.4.9.15 – September 15, 2004
Added an option to disable Help service.
Added an option to disable listening on TCP port 445 to prevent NetBIOS attacks.
Disable Script Debugger and JIT compiler options are improved and divided into two different options.
Added an option for removing Help and Support from the Start menu.
Added an option to secure DNS cache against pollution in the Network section.
Removed Classic Shell option in the Miscellaneous section.
Removed Search option in the Remove from Start Menu section.
Optimized Media Player settings to work with new Media Player version 10.
Start or stop checked/unchecked services immediately.
Added the ability to recover back to computer itself’s original state in the first run of Safe XP.
Improved reading / writing binary data from registry.
Made some cosmetic changes.
Some minor bugs fixed.
Version 1.4.8.20 – August 17, 2004
Fixed Windows XP Service Pack 2 Automatic Update issues.
Made some cosmetic changes.
Version 1.4.7.30 – July 30, 2004
Fixed registry data type errors.
Version 1.4.7.25 – July 23, 2004
Fixed Classic Shell settings for Windows 2000.
Some minor bugs fixed.
Version 1.4.7.10 – July 8, 2004
Made some cosmetic changes.
Version 1.4.5.15 – May 14, 2004
Added “Recommended Settings” button and removed Select All and Unselect All buttons.
Made minor cosmetic changes.
Some minor bugs fixed.
Version 1.4.4.20 – April 17, 2004
Many improvements in Media Player settings.
Made minor cosmetic changes.
Some minor bugs fixed.
Version 1.4.3.5 – March 5, 2004
Many improvements in the Improving Active Scripting (arbitrary commands) security issues like: – Eliminated ADODB vulnerability. – Optimized protection of vulnerability of HTML-applications (.HTA) and MHTML.
Added translations: Spanish. – Special thanks to Manuel for the Spanish Translations.
Improved reading / writing binary data from registry.
Some minor bugs fixed.
Version 1.4.2.1 – February 1, 2004
Added the ability to save and restore settings to/from the file. The created file that can easily be loaded by System Administrators to the other machines in the Network/Domain later.
Added command line mode.
Added translations: French, Turkish. – Special thanks to the hard work of Olivier JACQUES for the French Translations.
Added an option to disable RPC Locator service.
Added an option to enable Windows File Protection.
Added an option for deleting temporary internet files when the browser is closed.
Added an option to read messages as plain text in the MS Office XP section.
Added an option to block attached some kind of files in Outlook.
Added an option for removing username from the Start menu.
Added an option to stop recording user tracking information.
Added an option for removing pinned program list from the Start menu.
Added an option for removing shared documents folder in the Network section.
Optimized disabling automatic codec downloads.
Fixed slow loading of Outlook Express when Messenger is disabled or deleted.
Fixed “Hide Computer from the Browser List” option to work for Windows 2000 Server computers.
Modified method for checking for Internet Explorer updates on microsoft.com.
Made minor cosmetic changes.
Version 1.03.12.27 – December 27, 2003
Added Status bar with short help when the user moves mouse over the options.
Redesigned the behaviour of disabling DCOM support.
Many improvements in the Improving Active Scripting (arbitrary commands) security issues like: – Eliminated Activex bug which is found in the Internet Explorer and Adobe Browser Utility (Adobe SVG Viewer). – Added protection of vulnerability of HTML-applications (.HTA) and MHTML.
Added an option to disable Java JIT compiler in the Internet Explorer.
Enhanced the TCP/IP Stack Security to Protect Against Denial of Service Attacks.
Game XP is intended to optimize the performance of your computer for gaming needs.
It tweaks and modifies various XP settings (cache settings, CPU priority, etc.) and optionally disables or stops several Windows services that are usually not needed.
The program does not require any installation, and does not need to be running at all times.
Game XP extends your operating system’s capabilities and makes Windows faster and comfortable for the maximum gaming experience.
The main features of the program are:
Game XP has been designed to speed up your computer by optimizing system settings in the most efficient way to allow for maximum gaming experience.
Makes games to run faster and boosts overall performance of your computer.
Optimizes your 3D card performance for maximum gaming experience and much more…
No installation or modification needs to be made to your hardware.
If system analysis of Game XP match your computer then simply press the “Go to Warp Speed” button.
It does not need any DLL or another file(s). It is just a single “EXE” file: GameXP.exe
Easy to use interface.
No installation necessary.
No experience or computer skills necessary!
System RequirementsWindows 98/ME/2000/2003/XP64MB of RAM (128MB recommended)DirectX® 7.0 or laterDirectX® 7.0 compatible graphics adapter that has minimum 32MB of memory and is fully DirectX®7.0 compliant
Compatibility Game XP has been successfully tested and developed under Windows 98 and XP. It also works under all versions of Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP and 2003.
What’s New Version 1.6.1.20 – Jan 20, 2006
Added some Memory optimization to improve performance.
Some minor bug fixes.
Version 1.5.10.1 – Oct 1, 2005
Added some Windows XP Memory optimization.
Ended up being a false positive detection of a virus because of using UPX.
Some minor bug fixes.
Version 1.5.8.10 – Aug 10, 2005
Fixed Windows XP SP2 Firewall setting.
Some minor bug fixes.
Version 1.5.7.12 – Jul 12, 2005
Optimized Windows XP File System settings.
Minor bug fixes.
Version 1.5.6.28 – Jun 28, 2005
Optimized Windows XP services settings.
Minor bug fixes.
Version 1.5.6.20 – Jun 20, 2005
Added some Desktop & File System & Network optimization.
Minor bug fixes.
Version 1.5.5.5 – May 5, 2005
Optimized Boot system settings.
Added some Desktop & File System & Network optimization.
Removed some system files from re-register DLL routine for solving image viewer application problems.
Minor bug fixes.
Version 1.5.3.20 – March 20, 2005
Added some Internet Explorer & Outlook Express optimization routines.
Added Unknown file Types handling.
Minor bug fixes.
What’s New Version 1.5.2.2 – February 2, 2005
Added some File System & Network optimization routines.
Minor bug fixes.
Made some cosmetic changes.
Version 1.5.1.20 – January 20, 2005
Removed separate explorer task that it takes more system resources.
Added some Desktop & File System & Network optimization.
Optimized Boot system settings.
Rewritten Restore state dialog screen routines.
Add routine to reregister system (DLL) files for solving common application problems.
Made some cosmetic changes.
Version 1.4.12.1 – December 1, 2004
Added some extra optimization for Windows XP SP2.
Optimized NIC settings.
Improved disabling balloon tips.
Version 1.4.10.25 – October 25, 2004
Optimized Service timeout settings.
Added some Desktop & File System optimization.
Made some cosmetic changes.
Version 1.4.10.11 – October 11, 2004 This is a major release, with many new features. Here are some of the most important.
Completely rewritten main core component with an innovative approach. More than just a revised edition.
Rewritten Backup/Restore state routines completely.
Improved support for XP SP2 and 2003.
Added new Options form.
Fixed CD Autorun problems.
Fixed ICS service settings. System Restore Service bug is resolved.
Fixed Video Card settings.
Optimized Windows 98/ME cache settings.
Added some extra CD-ROM optimization.
Algorithmic improvements in NTFS optimization.
Added more optimization for all supported operating systems.
Improved writing binary data to registry.
Invalid Filename fixed. Replaced all invalid filename characters by dashes.
Minor bug fixes.
Made some cosmetic changes.
Version 1.4.3.20 – March 20, 2004
Added some optimization routines for Internet Explorer.
Optimized Direct3D settings of Video Cards (especially for ATI).
Added some CD-ROM optimization.
Some Desktop settings are changed.
Version 1.4.3.4 – March 4, 2004
Optimized System / Desktop / Icon cache settings.
Improved reading / writing binary data from registry.
Redesigned the behaviour of optimizing ZIP Folders.
Version 1.04.1.17 – January 17, 2004
Added Save State and Restore State buttons to backup/restore the current settings.
Added some optimization routines for USB, Internet and general network settings to improve online/network gaming speed.
Changed the behaviour of Outlook Express after the Messenger service was disabled.
Some minor bugs fixed.
Version 1.04.1.5 – January 5, 2004
Added option to include enable/disable Windows default Services during optimization.
Redesigned the behaviour of optimizing some Direct3d and OpenGL registry settings.
Some Network and Hardware related windows services are not included even if the user selects “Modify Some Default Windows Services to increase Speed” option.
