d7x email functionality is now enabled for all, regardless of SMTP server configuration. If you do not have an SMTP server configured in d7x Config, now d7x will use its own mail server by default. If you are uncomfortable with reporting info going through our mail servers, you can disable this behavior in d7x Config > Servers/Email > SMTP Server/Email Options > Email Settings (at the bottom) set “Use Internal Mail = False” (or don’t...
Reports tab now displays reports with Unicode characters. For example, if a file contained these symbols “△➜test🂡🂡✘♞” it will now display properly in this version, instead of the older versions which would display this “??test????” with question marks in place of the symbols. New: .TXT, .LOG, and .RTF files can be edited and saved directly from the Reports tab. Now when viewing .TXT, .LOG, and .RTF in the Reports window, text will no longer word...
Fixed an issue in dUninstaller (KillEmAll) where programs installed without anything listed for an “App Publisher” were not matching either whitelist or blacklist definitions that should have matched. This issue could be noticed with the more recent “Microsoft Edge Update” for example, which contains no App Publisher entry. Some apps and functions were being launched behind the main d7x window; hopefully this issue has been resolved across the board, although there may be a few...
d7x – Fixed not displaying internal function info when right-clicking on a d7x function and selecting “Configure App/Function” from the drop down list. d7x and dSupportSuite – Fixed (hopefully for good) an issue with Windows Defender scans failing by adjusting to allow for more time between the update process and the actual scan.
So we’ve been told that we need a privacy policy, or something to that effect, like a general statement on what data we collect and what we do with it. To be honest in 10 years of doing honest business on the internet I never felt it was necessary, and neither have the vast majority of our customers. I can only think of one customer a few years back this was an issue with, so...
Update v21.1.17 – Increased delete speed by restructuring redundant code. Update v21.1.16.3 – Fixed a recent issue with Deleting Temp Files potentially locking up d7x. Fixed an issue preventing custom apps from saving their configurations after a the app runs (when configured, e.g. CCleaner.) Also a d7x “Under the Hood” video was just released on what exactly that feature does (that was fixed.) Watch “d7x Custom Configurations (CCleaner)” if you want to learn about how...
Fixed a recent issue with Delete Temp Files routines (taking way too long to delete files that are in-use and cannot be unlocked, and also showing a manual delete failure prompt that should never be shown during automated deletions.) Fixed a recent bug with the “Prevent System Sleep Mode” feature.
If you’re receiving the following error while running your customized CryptoPrevent Bulk installer, this post is for you. First at this prompt, click the Quit button and then Finish button to complete setup. If you click the Continue button instead of Quit, you’ll have to End Task on CryptoPrevent.exe from the Windows Task Manager > Details tab. Next you want to install the missing VC++ 2010 x86 Runtimes, the reason for this error. (YES,...
If you aren’t already using the d7xRDT in your remote support, here’s how to get started:
If you hate reading, we occasionally produce a video version of our release notes which is half info / half tutorial in nature. Check it out.
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