History Kill

Has anyone had any experience with a crash on their XP machine after
installing "History Kill" ?

I received a "NTLDR" error on attempting to reboot, and was unable to boot
my machine until a lengthy repair.

While I don't know why the crash occurred, I have decided to not reinstall
several programs I previously had running, and "History Kill" is one. I am
curious if it caused the crash.



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"Babel17DELANY" <> wrote in message
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> Has anyone had any experience with a crash on their XP machine after
> installing "History Kill" ?
>
> I received a "NTLDR" error on attempting to reboot, and was unable to boot
> my machine until a lengthy repair.
>
> While I don't know why the crash occurred, I have decided to not reinstall
> several programs I previously had running, and "History Kill" is one. I
am
> curious if it caused the crash.

I have no experience with the program, in fact had never heard of it before.
That being said, I would assume that the way they have splattered sites all
over the net, in .com, .net, .info, and other domains, that something smells
funny about it. Personally I would rather rely on TweakUI and manual
history cleaning than something like that product. In fact, as I was
googling for it, I started feeling shades of "Evidence Eliminator" sneaking
up on me - another program to be avoided at all costs, if reports on Usenet
are to be believed.

Dave

--
No, not that Dave. Not the other one, either.

Thanks.
I probably will not install History Kill on the XP machine.

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"Dave Thornburgh" <dave-> wrote in message
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>
> "Babel17DELANY" <> wrote in message
> news:ZElyb.28810$ et...
> > Has anyone had any experience with a crash on their XP machine after
> > installing "History Kill" ?
> >
> > I received a "NTLDR" error on attempting to reboot, and was unable to
boot
> > my machine until a lengthy repair.
> >
> > While I don't know why the crash occurred, I have decided to not
reinstall
> > several programs I previously had running, and "History Kill" is one. I
> am
> > curious if it caused the crash.
>
> I have no experience with the program, in fact had never heard of it
before.
> That being said, I would assume that the way they have splattered sites
all
> over the net, in .com, .net, .info, and other domains, that something
smells
> funny about it. Personally I would rather rely on TweakUI and manual
> history cleaning than something like that product. In fact, as I was
> googling for it, I started feeling shades of "Evidence Eliminator"
sneaking
> up on me - another program to be avoided at all costs, if reports on
Usenet
> are to be believed.
>
> Dave
>
> --
> No, not that Dave. Not the other one, either.
>
>