Troubleshooting is it ok to delete this file?

[carl fish]

Describe the problem

I was wondering if its ok to delete this file without affecting my system

What have you tried?

n/a

I was wondering if its ok to delete this file without affecting my system, its description is Privazer remover, I was trying out Privazer but I uninstalled it and this file was left over?

 

[Freud2004]

Yes it's safe, it will not affect anything in your system.

 

[carl fish]

thanks also does anyone know how to clean out the list of task bar notifications?

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[Gandalf_The_Grey]

Some options:

The main issue with the window that lists all the notification area icons is unused or even uninstalled software can leave entries behind and it can get a bit messy. Although those redundant icons won’t appear in either the main or hidden notification areas, it’s recommended to remove them if there a number of unused entries. There is no way to remove anything through the select icons window and it has to be done manually. Here are 6 ways in which you can do it.

Note: An issue with removing unused notification area icons is they cannot be selectively removed and all have to be deleted at once. This isn’t a major problem as used applications will add their icons back into the area. One thing you do lose though is the custom setting for icons to be shown or hidden, so you will have to reconfigure the icon settings through the notification window.

6 Ways To Remove Unused Icons from the Notification Area - Raymond.CC Blog

The Windows notification area, also known as the system tray, shows the system clock and other important icons such as network and audio volume by default. It has evolved since it first appeared and is currently split into two parts, visible icons and hidden icons. The hidden icons are shown...

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I have not used any of these except CCleaner myself... use at your own risk.

 

[carl fish]

thank you Gandalf_The_Grey I found a solution that worked with no problems

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

thank you Gandalf_The_Grey I found a solution that worked with no problems

What solution did you use?

 

[carl fish]

Number 6 it was a batch file