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Sneeit Spot V1.8 – Dashboard for Blogger Templates

Sneeit Spot V1.8 – Dashboard for Blogger Templates

Sneeit Spot will help you changing settings, translating and updating your Blogger templates easily. I call it “Sneeit Spot”, a bookmarklet for dashboard of Blogger templates”. Your Blogger templates, of course, must be compatible with bookmarklet first, so you need to ask your author to confirm before using or you can read in your Blogger templates’s documentation to know if they support this stuff. Install Sneeit Spot Drag the bookmarklet below to your bookmarks bar of your browser. Then, when you’re on your template HTML editor, you just simply click it if you want to use Sneeit Spot to set up your Blogger templates. Sneeit Spot 1.8
If you are not sure how to install, check below image for more information:

Hold and drag the button to your bookmarks bar Or watching video below: Update Sneeit Spot Each time I release a new version, I will change the version text of the abovebookmarklet so you can compare that text with the bookmarkl…

Windows Disable WebCacheV01.dat

Windows 10: Disable WebCacheV01.dat ==========
I use local, the directory will be C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\WebCache.
I would like to be able to stop this caching.

Things I have tried. I have been successful at changing the security properties and disabled the inherence. Removed all users that were allowed to access webcache.dat.
Deleted the log files in webcache folder
Viewed the log caches and followed the links. Here is one of those links in the cache logs. http://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/t...pg&x=436&y=291

After completing the above, I went back to the web doing this post. The system changed webcache to webcache.old folder and started a new webcache folder.

How can I stop webcache?.

Ok how can I stop MS from using my computer to cache to all the pages. Is this Microsoft way to use our bandwidth to share data between users.

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To find sujay tutorial search for, Windows – Continuous Disk Write + WebCacheV01.dat + V01.log – Issue

Credits go to Suja…

3 Ways to Safely Delete Unused MSI and MSP Files from Windows Installer Folder

There is now a 4th option! Patch Cleaner. I created this 100% free software. It cleans the windows installer directory with one easy click.
If you don’t trust it, you can use the move action to move the orphaned files to another folder until you are satisfied it hasn’t done anything wrong.
homedev.com.au/Free/PatchCleaner Windows Installer Directory

When applications are installed and updated on the Windows Operating System a hidden directory "c:\Windows\Installer" is used to store the installer (.msi) files and the patch (.msp) files.

Generally these files are important as during updating, patching or uninstalling software it will use the .msi/.msp files. If you blanketly delete all the files in this folder, you will find yourself needing to rebuild windows.

Over time as your computer is patched and patched again, these installer files become outdated and orphaned. They are no longer required, but they can take up many gigabytes of data.

PatchCleaner

PatchCleaner identifies …

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