What is Microsoft .NET Framework? Download Links for All Versions Inside

Many times you download a software and find that its not working in your system. You get an error message that Microsoft .NET Framework needs to be installed.

It means that it is required that .NET Framework is installed in your system to be able to use the software.


So what is .NET Framework and why do some software need it?

We have received such kind of questions many times and people find it difficult to install .NET Framework as most of the times software developer don't provide links to download it.

So today, in this topic we'll tell you what is .NET Framework and will also provide official Microsoft download links to download each version of .NET Framework.
What is Microsoft .NET Framework?
Microsoft .NET Framework is a software framework which is installed in Microsoft Windows. Software which are developed using .NET require .NET Framework to be installed in your system to be able to run.
Once you install .NET Framework, it creates the required software environment so that it can provide the appropriate runtime requirements to the software.
.NET Framework can be installed in Windows NT, 98, Me, 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista, Server 2008 and 7.
List of All Microsoft .NET Framework Versions
There are several .NET Framework versions available. Some are included in some Windows OS by default and all are available to download at Microsoft website as well.
Following is a list of all released versions of .NET Framework:
  • .NET Framework 1.0
  • .NET Framework 1.1 (comes installed in Windows Server 2003)
  • .NET Framework 2.0
  • .NET Framework 3.0 (comes installed in Windows Vista and Server 2008)
  • .NET Framework 3.5 (comes installed in Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2)
  • .NET Framework 4.0
Following are download links for all Microsoft .NET Framework versions available:
Download Link for Microsoft .NET Framework 1.0

Download Link

SP3

Download Link for Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1

Download Link

SP1

Download Link for Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0

Download Link (x86)

Download Link (x64)

Download Link (ia64)

SP1 (x86)

SP1 (x64)

SP1 (ia64)

SP2

Download Link for Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0

Download Link (Web Installer) (requires Internet connection at installation time)

Full Standalone Installer (x86)

Full Standalone Installer (x64)

Download Link for Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5

Download Link (Web Installer) (requires Internet connection at installation time)

Full Standalone Installer


SP1 (Web Installer) (requires Internet connection at installation time)

SP1 (Full Standalone Installer)
Download Link for Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0
Download Link (Web Installer) (requires Internet connection at installation time)

Full Standalone Installer


Above standalone installer supports x86, x64 and ia64 architectures but some features are not supported on ia64 for example, WPF.

If you need to install it in x86 system only, then use following direct download link:

Full Standalone Installer (x86)


And if you need to install it in ia64 system only, then use following direct download link:

Full Standalone Installer (ia64)



Phew... It took a lot of time to compile this topic and find out download links for each version.

WinLaunch: Download Mac OS X Lion “Launchpad” for Windows Vista and 7

We all know about "Launchpad" which is a new application launcher introduced in Apple's Mac OS X Lion. It provides iOS look-like home screen view in Mac OS X Lion.


We have shared a similar application launcher for Windows in past which is called "JumpPad".

Today we are going to share a new application launcher for Windows which looks very close to Mac OS X Lion's "Launchpad".
"WinLaunch" is a free and portable utility for Windows Vista and 7 created by "MrC0rrupted" @ DA which provides Mac OS X Lion look-like Launchpad in Windows.

When you launch WinLaunch, it starts as minimized and you can bring it to screen using "Shift+Tab" keyboard shortcut. It shows the main screen of this new app launcher which looks like following:


To add items to this launcher, you need to press "F" key and then simply drag-n-drop the desired files/folders to its window. You can swipe between pages with a simple drag of your right mouse button. To launch a shortcut, you just need to single-click on it.


This app launcher also comes with a secret mode which is called "Jiggle mode". You can access this hidden mode by holding the mouse down on an item. In Jiggle mode, you can move or delete items and create new folders.


You can also create a folder by simply drag an item on top of another one. You can repeat this process to create another one.


To move an item out of a folder, drag it up or down until the folder closes. To close a folder, you can click outside of it.


Keyboard Controls List:

  • ESC -> Exit WinLaunch
  • F -> Toggle full screen / window mode
  • Left/Right -> Switch between pages
  • F3 -> Toggle Jiggle mode
  • Space -> End Jiggle mode

If you want to change the startup hotkey to something else, you can change it using WinLaunch Settings.

One more thing! If WinLaunch hangs and you cannot access it, you can use the secret panic hotkey "CTRL+WIN+ALT+F12" to bring it up in window mode and edit your settings.

You can download WInLaunch using following link:

Download WinLaunch


You will need .NET Framework which you can download from here for this app to run.



Enable “Betta Fish” Boot Screen In Windows 8 Developer Preview

Back in June 2011, three Windows 8 builds were leaked to the web. Those builds were packed with a cool Betta Fish boot screen. Many of you might have even seen the pictures and videos of the Betty Fish boot screen. To speed up the boot time, Microsoft removed this boot screen and replaced it with a simple one in Windows 8 Developer Preview build.


Users who are looking for a way to enable the beautiful Betty Fish boot screen in Windows 8Developer Preview will be delighted to know that the old Fish boot screen can be enabled in Windows 8 DP with a simple workaround.  This workaround by our friend 3ricky114 allows you enable the Betta Fish boot screen in Windows 8 Developer Preview build.

The workaround involves replacing a default system file. So, we’d suggest you create a manual system restore point before attempting this procedure on your PC. We tested this workaround on Windows 8 Developer Preview build (x86) and can confirm that it works without any issues.


Procedure:

Step 1: Create a manual system restore point so that you can revert to the original system settings in case anything goes wrong.

Step 2: Open Windows Explorer, navigate to C:\Windows\Boot folder. Here, “C” is your Windows 8 drive letter.

Step 3: Locate Resources folder and then take the ownership of it with the help of our how to take ownership of files and folders in Windows 8 guide.

Step 4: Open Resources folder, rename bootres.dll file to bootresbackup.dll. We are not deleting the original bootres.dll file so that we can return to the original boot screen with ease.


Step 5: Now download the custom bootres.dll file from here. This bootres.dll file has been taken from Windows 8 7989 build.

Step 6: Copy the new bootres.dll file to C:\Boot\Resources folder. Reboot your PC to see the new Betta Fish boot screen. Good luck!


To return to the original boot screen, you can use the previously created restore point or follow the steps given below. Navigate to C:\Boot\Resources folder. Rename bootres.dll (the custom bootres.dll) to bootrescustom.dll. Finally, rename the bootresbackup.dll to bootres.dll. You are done.

Quick Tips to speed Mozilla Firefox

Improve Firefox Performance by Clearing the Downloads List

Recently I noticed that whenever I downloaded a file in Firefox, the program turned into molasses--especially just after the download finished. The browser would literally freeze up for seconds at a time for about a minute after.


On a whim, I opened up the Downloads list (accessible by pressing Ctrl-J). It was pretty lengthy; I hadn't cleared it in as long as I could remember. Admittedly, I just never bothered, as I didn't think it necessary. Also on a whim, I clicked Clear List, which wiped the slate clean, so to speak. (This doesn't delete your downloads, but merely Firefox's record of them.)

You know what? The next time I downloaded a file, Firefox hummed along like its regular speedy self. No hangs, no delays. I'm not sure why this made the difference, but it definitely did. If you're encountering a similar issue, I recommend trying the same procedure.


Remove Old Versions of the Java Console From Firefox

Java, of course, is the programming language/platform that's used by various Web sites and apps--you know, the thing that's constantly nagging you to install updates.

Every time you do so, Firefox inherits a new version of the Java Console (a debugging tool that's useless to the vast majority of users). Unfortunately, the old ones don't get deleted. Does that impact Firefox performance? I don't know for sure, but it can't help--and I do know I don't want half a dozen Java Consoles cluttering things up!


If you look at your Firefox Add-ons list (by selecting Tools, Add-ons), you may indeed see several instances of Java Console. However, you'll also notice that the uninstall button for each one is greyed out. How can you remove the old Consoles?


Simple: Exit Firefox, then run it as an administrator. To do so, right-click your Firefox desktop icon, then choose Run as administrator. Now, when you go back to the Add-ons list, you'll have the option of uninstalling Java Consoles.

You can probably get rid of them all, though I recommend keeping the one with the highest version number, just in case the Java Runtime Environment needs it for some reason.

Make Firefox Immediately Switch to a Newly Opened Tab

Normally, when you click a link that opens a new tab (or hold down the Ctrl key while clicking a link, which forces a new tab to open), Firefox doesn't actually switch to that tab. It keeps you where you were. That doesn't make a ton of sense. After all, why would you open a new tab if you didn't want to view it right away?


Fortunately, there's an easy way to change Firefox's behavior when it comes to new tabs: Click the Tools menu, then Options, and then click Tabs. Enable the last option in the list: When I open a link in a new tab, switch to it immediately. (Pretty straightforward, huh?) Click OK and you're done.

Download TuneUp Utilities 2012 full version for free

TuneUp Utilities 2012 can quickly make your Windows operating system faster, easier to use, and more secure. And all operations performed on the operating system are completely safe, because all changes are monitored by TuneUp Rescue Center and can be undone at any time. All TuneUp Utilities modules can be accessed through a common interface that is divided into six categories. In addition, the main window also has three general buttons in a dark gray bar to the right at the top of the window. Pressing the first button starts the TuneUp Rescue Center module. The second button starts the TuneUp Update Wizard, which can be used to update TuneUp Utilities 2009 to the latest version over the Internet. The last button provides help and settings that you can use to customize the software package to meet your needs.



The new Start page:

TuneUp Utilities 2011 welcomes you with a completely redesigned Start page, which tells you about the status of your computer. If problems or nonoptimal settings are found, you are only a mouse-click away from resolving them. The Start page also tells you when new tips for increasing computer performance are available and warns you if maintenance tasks are not being taken care of automatically. The Start page also shows you whether new automatic startup programs have been added to Windows since the last time you ran TuneUp Utilities. You can decide whether these programs that start up automatically are really necessary.


TuneUp Speed Optimizer:

Which settings slow your computer down? Which unnecessary services or programs are running in the background? Is your Internet connection optimally configured? TuneUp Speed Optimizer knows the answers to all these questions. It examines your entire system for bottlenecks, superfluous background programs, and incorrect settings. Great: with just one click you can carry out most optimizations very quickly. In addition, TuneUp Speed Optimizer provides suggestions for speeding up your system.
TuneUp Shortcut Cleaner:

Cleaning up your working environment is tedious: removing invalid shortcuts from the Start menu, the Desktop, and the Quick Launch bar is very time-consuming. TuneUp ShortCut Cleaner now does the work for you. It checks whether all shortcuts are valid and removes the orphaned ones with just a click of a button. At the same time, empty folders are removed from the Start menu. TuneUp ShortCut Cleaner also checks frequently used programs and cleans up the list of recently opened files.



Support for the Opera browser:

After hard disk defragmentation, which we introduced in TuneUp Utilities 2009, the feature most requested by customers was support for the Opera browser. TuneUp Utilities 2010 now also includes full support for Opera. Via several special Opera settings, TuneUp System Control now allows you to change the number of Speed Dial entries, conveniently choose your default search engine, and reenable fast backward and forward navigation. Internet optimization lets you optimize Opera's performance for your Internet connection. Free up disk space lets you delete the Opera cache.



TuneUp Styler:

Now you can also change the Vista logo animation which appears just before logon. You can download a whole series of great animations from the TuneUp website. Or, if you prefer, you can choose your own personal image to display while Vista starts up. With Vista, you can also add your own images to Vista's logon screen: With just a few mouse clicks you can create a truly personal logon experience.



TuneUp Uninstall Manager:

Redesigned from the ground up, TuneUp Install Manager now runs much faster and has a new, even more intuitive interface so that it is even easier to uninstall unnecessary programs. Unnecessary programs often are forgotten because they were installed a long time ago and then not used. TuneUp Utilities 2009 shows you a list of programs not used for a long time so that you can target for uninstallation those applications that use valuable disk space and in certain circumstances even slow your system down.


TuneUp StartUp Manager:

A smooth-running system results when there are no unnecessary autostart applications. The improved TuneUp Startup Manager organizes your programs into groups and provides clear explanations to make it easier for you to identify those programs that are not needed.New automatic startup programs are now highlighted so that you can disable unwanted entries more easily. System start tasks are now also listed in TuneUp StartUp Manager In Vista, in particular, scheduled tasks are used in place of autostart entries.


Free up disk space:

The already rapid display of disk space to be freed up is now even faster on NTFS drives. And now it is so easy to delete even more unnecessary files, like the backup files for the first Windows Vista service pack and the Opera and Safari caches. The second "Free up disk space" module that helps you turn off Windows functions that use excessive disk space has also been enhanced. The Windows Search index can now be disabled and deleted with a single click. This makes particular sense if you are already using a different search engine. In addition, TuneUp Disk Space Explorer now runs faster and no longer requires that an entire drive be analyzed. You can now specify that only those folders be analyzed that you are really interested in.



Lots more improvements:

Along with the totally new features, there are a series of improvements that are not immediately visible. There are small improvements like Tooltips in the main window, a substantial increase in the number of problems that can be found byTuneUp Registry Cleaner, and better progress feedback from TuneUp Drive Defrag. But there are also big improvements "under the hood". Two good examples are a completely reworked installation program and significant improvements in our update technology.
So we can conclude that TuneUp utilities is indeed a great program to keep your PC tuned  up. Click the download link below to download TuneUp Utilities 2012 full version.

How to get old Facebook chat back

Sometimes changes in the layout of Facebook often gets a thumbs down by the users. Just like how much people hated the new Facebook layout with photo streams above, similarly do people found the new social chat window appearing on the right sidebar as equal irritation. In order to disable this chat sidebar that shows photo thumbnails of friends available for chat and recover the older chat view then lets play with some workarounds.

Disable New and Recover Old Facebook Chat

There are two apps for Mozilla, Opera and for Chrome that does the magic. I will recommend that you try both of them and see which one you like the most. 

Recover Old FaceBook Chat:

This add-on will replace the new social chat window with the older one. You can download the Chrome extension by clicking here 
new facebook chat sidebar

Facebook Chat Sidebar Disabler:

This add-on performs the exact same operation but with a different style. This one works for smart phones like IPhone or android because it has an Opera version. After installing the add-on in order to toggle between old-style chat and new-style chat, use the Options menu in the buddy list.
Hope it helps you....

Change Your Windows 7 Taskbar Color the Easy Way (and Rotate Between Colors)

In Windows 7, one can change the color of window frames, the taskbar, and the start menu with a few mouse clicks. But the downside is that Windows doesn’t allow you set different color for taskbar, window frame and start menu. That is, if you have set a color for window frame, the same color will be set for taskbar as well. Following is the screenshot of the app in action:
















For all those Windows 7 customization lovers out there, the search for the tool to change Windows 7 taskbar color is over – introducing Windows 7 Taskbar Color Changer. This tool lets you change Windows 7 taskbar color on the fly. It even lets you use a custom color.


















Using this tool very simple. Just download, extract the ZIP file contents and run Windows 7 Taskbar Color Changer (.exe) file. Click on the rectangle color box to select your desired color for the taskbar.

Windows 7 Taskbar Color Changer takes personalizing taskbar to the next level. And if you are seriously looking for free tools to personalize the taskbar, refer our 7 free tools to tweak and customize Windows 7 taskbar guide.

Download “New Year Skin Pack” for Windows 7 to Celebrate 2012

Year 2012 has arrived and everyone is celebrating the new year with friends or family members. We wish everyone a happy new year.

To celebrate the new year, we are sharing a new year skin pack for Windows 7 users.
"New Year 2012 Skin Pack" is an awesome transformation pack created by "hameddanger" @ DA which provides a refreshing feeling to your Windows Desktop.

This new skin pack comes with a new year theme, icons, login screen, boot screen, wallpapers, cursors, dock utility and 3rd party utilities.

Following is a preview of this skin pack in action:























 It can be installed in Windows 7 with or without SP1. It supports both 32-bit and 64-bit versions.
You can download it using following links:

Download Link (32-bit)


Download Link (64-bit)



NOTE: Please create a system restore point before installing this skin pack so that you can restore default Windows look in case you don't like the new look or face any problem.

Rebuild your Corrupt Icon Cache with IconCache Rebuilder

Sometimes you may find an icon that just won’t display correctly no matter what you do. These problems arise due to the fact that due to some recent software installation or Windows update, your IconCache.db has been corrupted.

TWC in conjunction with Lee Whittington have released IconCache Rebuilder for those of you experiencing weird problems with your icons in Windows 7.





For example, you see here, my Normal Select.cur is completely wrong.


After running IconCache Rebuilder, the icon now displays correctly.

All you have to do is download IconCache Rebuilder from the link given below, extract and run it.  Make sure that Icon cache located is reported and click Rebuild.



Windows Explorer will be restarted so make sure no copying/moving is occurring and any open programs are saved just in case.

When IconCache Rebuilder has done its job, you’ll be notified Windows needs to be restarted to apply the changes.  Click OK.


If you don’t want to restart your PC immediately, just right-click the icon on the taskbar and click Close window.


Otherwise Click Restart PC

 
So in this way you can easily restore your IconCache.db and hence get back your old, sweet Windows Icons.

Below is the link to download IconCache Rebuilder

Download 

BOOTICE – Modify, Backup, And Restore Master Boot Record & Partition Boot Record


BOOTICE is a portable utility developed for power users who need to either modify or backup and restore MBR (Master Boot Record) and PBR (Partition Boot Record) of  local drives or removable media including external hard drives, USB drives, etc. For those who don’t have clue of these boot records, MBR is generally referred to as first sector (size : 512 bytes) of any partitioned drive whereas volume or partition boot record holds code to initiate booting and is invoked by MBR.

Warning for beginners: It is not advisable to fiddle around with master boot record or with volume boot record, as it can change system booting process and can leave your PC unbootable. We will recommend that you use BOOTICE with removable media and not with auxiliary storage disks.

Coming back to features, it lets you backup MBR of selected drives (primary or external) and enables you to create disk images (IMG & IMA format), fill up disk space with random data, manage partitions while allowing you to edit Boot Configuration Data (BCD file) to tweak with system booting process.
It supports multiple boot record types ranging from Windows NT 5/6, Plop Boot Manager, SYS Linux, to Grub4Dos. On the main interface, it displays all attached external storages along with primary disk. Underneath it, you have options to process MBR & PBR, to bring up partition manager and check out disk data sector-wise. Process MBR and Process PBR buttons let users backup and restore the boot record. Before starting out, you need to choose the boot record type to begin the process. The backup is created in BIN format. It’s must be noted here that before restoring boot record, you will need to specify the correct boot type with which boot record backup was created.


Partition Manager allows user to backup and restore partition table, change and remove drive ID, format/re-format disk with a facility to format only selected part of disk.


As mentioned beforehand, it is capable of processing disk images in IMG or IMA format, you can select the disk image file to backup its master boot record & volume boot record and view the data distribution in sectors. Depending on the OS type, it can bring up BCD file editor with relative options to change booting process. Under BCD Edit tab, BCD file can be specified manually or you can let it find out the location of currently active OS BCD file.


Random data filling makes data on selected disk unrecoverable. With its Disk filling feature you can fill selected disk with 0×00, 0xFF or with custom data in snap to ensure data safety.


We found BOOTICE to be very useful. Since it is a portable application, you can carry it anywhere to modify and backup MBR and PBR of almost all types of disks. With other complementary options like BCD editing and data filling, booting behavior can be altered on the fly without having to search for BCD file while you can destroy disc data by filling random junk to prevent recovery operations. It supports Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7.

Download

How To Uninstall Windows 8


The recently released Developer Build of Windows 8 comes with far less number of features and UI enhancements that will be included in final release of Windows 8, therefore many users have decided to remove Windows 8 from their system after testing it out. The Developer Build has been specifically released for Windows application developers to build new applications for Windows 8 and test and fix compatibility issues. If you’re about to uninstall or remove Windows 8 from your system, there are few things which must be considered before you start off with the process. First, it’s advised to remove or disconnect Windows Live account and create backup of important files and folders to external storage device. Windows 8 dual booted with Windows 7 can be easily removed from the system by formatting the Windows 8 drive, but dual boot option (which asks you to choose the OS to boot) in Advance Boot Options menu has to be manually removed. In this post, we will let you know how to completely and safely remove Windows 8 dual booted with any other OS.

To begin, login to Windows 8 and move all important files and folders to external storage device, remote network location, or to local drives except one on which Windows 8 is currently running. Once data backup is complete, reboot your system, choose Windows 7 from boot options.

After logging into Windows 7, open My Computer, right-click Windows 8 drive, and select Format. Select File system followed by default Allocation unit size, enable Quick Format and click Start to begin the disk formatting process.



After formatting the drive, you need to remove the Windows 8 Developer Preview boot option from Advanced Boot Options menu. This requires using BCDEdit command to modify or remove the Windows 8 Developer Preview boot entry. However, if you want a GUI alternative for BCDEdit command, download BOOTICE.

BOOTICE is a portable, Windows utility which allows you to edit Boot Configuration Data file from a simplified interface. Launch BOOTICE.EXE and head over to BCD Edit tab. Make sure that The System BCD option is enabled. Click View / Edit button.



It will open BCD editor. Select Windows Developer Preview from left sidebar and hit Del to delete the Windows 8 Developer Preview entry from Advance Boot Options menu.


You can follow same steps for removing Windows 8 Server Developer Preview from the system. After you’ve formatted the Windows 8 Server drive, launch BOOTICE, open BCD editor and delete the Windows Server Developer Preview entry in system BCD file.


Users who did a clean install of Windows 8 Developer Build after removing Windows 7 need to use Windows 7 installation disc to remove Windows 8 Developer Build and then install Windows 7 on their PCs. As of now, Windows 8 doesn’t allow upgrading your PC from Window 7 to Windows 8. We will keep this post updated with Windows uninstallation methods for each iteration of Windows 8 version.

[Official Windows 7 Themes Update] Microsoft Releases “Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol” Theme for Windows 7

Microsoft has released a new theme "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol" for Windows 7 users


Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol Theme:

Tom Cruise returns to try and save the International Monetary Fund in Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to download the free Windows 7 theme and get a glimpse of the action and adventure that you can expect in the film.



Download Theme

Download the .themepack file, double-click on it and Windows will automatically install and apply it.

BONUS TIP: If you want to enjoy wallpapers included in these Theme Packs, you can use 7-Zip to extract the .themepack file and you'll get a folder "DesktopBackground" containing all wallpapers.

Facebook Messenger for Windows Released, Direct Download Link Inside

If you are a Facebook user, here is an exciting news for you. Facebook team has released the official Facebook Messenger for Windows users.

Facebook Messenger is basically a chat client for Windows which allows you to chat with your Facebook friends without going to Facebook website using a web browser. So you can consider it similar to Windows Live Messenger or Yahoo! Messenger.
Using Facebook Messenger, you can:
  • Chat and message with your friends on Facebook
  • See the latest updates from your friends in ticker
  • Get quick notifications about what’s going on
 Facebook Messenger can only be installed in Windows 7 at the moment. When you install it, it asks you to login using web browser. As soon as you log into your Facebook account in web browser, the messenger application automatically logs you in.
The interface looks as shown in following screenshot:


As you can see the UI is very simple and similar to Facebook website UI which helps you in getting the same feeling which you get while browsing Facebook website.

The messenger window also allows you to dock it to the right-side of your computer screen which makes it look-like a Desktop sidebar. To dock it, you just need to click on the small icon given at the extreme bottom-right corner of messenger window. Or you can right-click on messenger window in system tray and select "Dock Window to Right" option. To put it back, you can either deselect the option or click on the same icon present in bottom-right corner of messenger window.

You can log out anytime by right-click on its system tray icon and select "Log out" option. Keep in mind, it'll also log you out from main Facebook website in your browser.
You can download it using following direct link:

Download Facebook Messenger


You can join us on Facebook using our official Facebook page:

Join us on Facebook

Happy New Year to all of you

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Happy and Prosperous New Year!!!

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[Virus Removal] Is Your Computer Infected with Virus, Spyware, Adware or Trojan?

If your computer system is running slow and giving you random problems, it might be infected with a virus. You can find and remove the virus from your PC using following simple steps:
STEP 1 : Post Your HijackThis Log File Content
Download HijackThis from the link given below and scan your system with it. It'll generate a log file, copy the content of the log file and post here.

Download Link
STEP 2 : Fix Suggested Entries in Safe Mode
Note down the suggested entries and boot your Windows in Safe Mode by pressing "F8" key at system startup and select "Safe Mode" option. Run HijackThis again, select all suggested entries and click on "Fix checked" button.
























It'll remove the suspicious items from your computer system.

Also don't forget to install and scan your computer system with a good anti-virus and anti-spyware for better protection.