Vista 64

[faas]

Can Privacy Guardian run on 64 bit?

[AChen]

Hi Faas,

At the moment, no. Privacy Guardian is only supported by the following Platforms: Designed for Windows® Vista™ 32-bit, XP, Me, 98 and 2000.

[Greybasch]

Any updates or possible dates?

[AChen]

Hi Greybasch,


Any updates or possible dates?

Still no word on this unfortunately :o

[Greybasch]

Anything? Beta? Something? :confused:

[katie]

Anything? Beta? Something? :confused:

From what I can see there is no 64 bit beta version available for privacy guardian.

Kt

[Greybasch]

Why? I have been waiting for 4 almost 5 months. I have already paid for it.

[katie]

Why? I have been waiting for 4 almost 5 months. I have already paid for it.

I wouldn't know the answer, but I don't see anything on this in the beta forum about a 64 bit compatible version for PG. The only programs that are supported at the moment are SD, SDA, RM and TF beta from what I can see.

You should always check what the product supports before purchasing. You may want to PM AChen and see what he can do for you. Maybe you can exchange to a product that is already 64 bit compatible. Talk to the guys at PC Tools.

Kt

[Greybasch]

Still Nothing?

[madar601]

Why would you want it?? How long has it been out?? It doesn't even clean cookies off your browser...I'm talking IE7 here, pathetic. Save your money.

[haapy]

If you want to manage your cookies in a more efficient way:

Start, Control Panel, Internet Options, Privacy, Advanced

Override, Accept 1st, Block 3rd, Allow Session.

:)

[madar601]

If you want to manage your cookies in a more efficient way:

Start, Control Panel, Internet Options, Privacy, Advanced

Override, Accept 1st, Block 3rd, Allow Session.

:)
Managing cookies isn't the issue. From the Privacy Guardian website:
"Privacy Guardian guarantees your privacy by ensuring all traces of your online Internet and computer activities are permanently erased and unrecoverable on your PC. Information from every website you visit is stored on your computer and recorded in hidden Windows® locations including temporary files, cookies, system registry and the index.dat file. Web browsers only provide partial privacy protection by allowing some temporary Internet files and cookies to be deleted, but they do not clean data out of all the hidden files nor do they delete the data securely."
They're claiming to remove all traces including cookies. IT DOESN'T DO THAT !! What else doesn't it do?
It's making FALSE claims. You guys, PC Tools, are painting this thing red, but are insisting it's blue.

[Greybasch]

How do you remove or delete or clean the "Windows Black Box"? :confused: