So since I've been using the tools to clean up I've noticed that it disables browser cache's from time to time making me use Ctrl F5, which is fine, but it also clears all of the media from Winamp - and I can't find what setting choice it is that keeps doing this but every day I have to readd all of my music into Winamp..
Any help is grateful.
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Winamp media keeps getting erased
Best answer by shorTcircuiT
InternalMemory,
Maybe the WinAmp is listed in the files to clean on your computer for some reason. Try going to:
Main application Window, System Tools tab at top, System Cleaner tab at left, Cleanup Settings link. This will open a new window.
Go to Applications tab at left, and then scroll down the list to see if WinAmp is listed. If it is, and there is a check mark, remove the check. Save All.
Hopefully this will work as a quick and easy fix for the WinAmp problem you are having!
Maybe the WinAmp is listed in the files to clean on your computer for some reason. Try going to:
Main application Window, System Tools tab at top, System Cleaner tab at left, Cleanup Settings link. This will open a new window.
Go to Applications tab at left, and then scroll down the list to see if WinAmp is listed. If it is, and there is a check mark, remove the check. Save All.
Hopefully this will work as a quick and easy fix for the WinAmp problem you are having!
InternalMemory,
Maybe the WinAmp is listed in the files to clean on your computer for some reason. Try going to:
Main application Window, System Tools tab at top, System Cleaner tab at left, Cleanup Settings link. This will open a new window.
Go to Applications tab at left, and then scroll down the list to see if WinAmp is listed. If it is, and there is a check mark, remove the check. Save All.
Hopefully this will work as a quick and easy fix for the WinAmp problem you are having!
Maybe the WinAmp is listed in the files to clean on your computer for some reason. Try going to:
Main application Window, System Tools tab at top, System Cleaner tab at left, Cleanup Settings link. This will open a new window.
Go to Applications tab at left, and then scroll down the list to see if WinAmp is listed. If it is, and there is a check mark, remove the check. Save All.
Hopefully this will work as a quick and easy fix for the WinAmp problem you are having!
That ... was already unchecked but when I just did a cleanup it didn't erase all of my data - so I'm not 100% sure about that. and I also see you have Dr. Watson too and I was wondering what in the world is that? lol
Doc Watson is built into Windows..it is a debugger
Thanks! Let us know if the trouble starts up again, but I hope that it is solved!
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