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    Script Sentry

    If you aren't using Script Sentry, run, don't walk to Jason's Toolbox, download and install it:

    http://www.jasons-toolbox.com/progra...cript%20Sentry

    Scripts are:
    * wonderful things that can automate many computer tasks
    * terrible things that can destroy your computer

    Scripts are a bit less popular as a means of executing malware than they were a few years ago but they are no less dangerous. Fortunately, Script Sentry is a painless and free way to remove the danger.

    Script Sentry uses NO system resources until a script is executed. When its installed, it associates all script file types with itself. Thereafter, any attempt to execute a script executes Script Sentry instead. SS examines the script and warns you if it will perform potentially dangerous activities (like modifying your disk). You have the option of running the script if you trust the source, or killing the script.

    This is one of the first programs I install on a new system. "Don't leave home without it"

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    Been using it for a couple of years. A must have imo.
    Currently running:
    AMD Hexacore 1090T BE @ 4050Mhz 1.375vcore
    Gigabyte GA-890FXA-UD5
    GSkill 2x2 Flares @ 1800Mhz 6-8-6-22-1T
    XFX 5850 XXX EKFC block
    Asus 9800GT
    GSkill Phoenix Pro 120Gb SSD


    DFI LP DK 790FXB M2RSH, Phenom II 940BE @ 3.75Ghz 1.425vcore Watercooled, 4Gb (2x2) GSkill PC8500 Pi @1100MHz 5-5-5-16 2T, HIS HD4870 Watercooled, 1Tb WD Black, XP Pro & W 7 Pro Dual boot.



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