15 replies to this topic

[ViroMan]

There is an older pole from 2007 but I would like updated information. Currently APUP supports windows 2000 up to windows 7. APUP2 currently has the ability to support the same. Adding additional support for older windows is no problem. Maintaining a script for a defunct windows should be extremely easy since they will only update once in a blue moon if ever. I plan to move alot of APUP2's detections out into scripts so that people will only have to create scripts that tell APUP2 where to look. No one will have to maintain the apup2 code so much. That is for down the road though. Right now I want to know what you guys use. So I can add support code for it.

[ViroMan]

rather disappointed at the low number of people who voted. 7 days and only 9 people vote?

[dfdff3000]

Ooops, I read the post a week ago - but wasn't signed in at the time. I hope your more recent post reminds those like myself that forgot to vote.

[Whiznot]

Thanks for all the work over the years. I've been using and touting AP for a long time. With XP I especially liked the collection of registry tweaks that could be easily reversed. If similar registry tweak sections were added to the Windows 7 releases the project might regain lost popularity.

[ViroMan]

adding the tweeks to windows 7 would be a trivial matter. We would just need to collect all the known tweeks.

[POWERDEVIL]

With regards to the autopatcher poll and the low number of people that have voted (I am one of them)
might I suggest this is transfered to the autopatcher news section with a different title.
The present title doesn't immediately Indicate that a vote is being asked for and only becomes apparent after reading it.

Couldn't it be titled AUTOPATCHER USAGE POLL.

I may be wrong but I think this would attract more attention

Hope this helps.

I would like to have been of more help but have absolutely no knowledge of programming or script writing.



I have been a user of Apup for a few years now and am looking forward to trying the update and would like to thank ViroMan for all his work.

Edited by POWERDEVIL, 10 September 2011 - 03:46 PM.

[ViroMan]

hmm perhaps you are right. I have renamed it, but moving it should be no different.

Writing a script is as easy as typing in notepad or wordpad... no really it is. All you need is to know where to look to find where things are installed, then modify/make a script to detect and download... its really quite easy... if you want, cristiano or domenico could walk you through the very short learning process for it. I know they would KILL to have some help. The hardest part is finding how to detect an installed file.... be it registry or file locations/version. Again... easy things but just tedious work.

[Black Ghost]

ViroMan, on 10 September 2011 - 10:46 AM, said:

adding the tweeks to windows 7 would be a trivial matter. We would just need to collect all the known tweeks.

It would be good to have program have all the tweeks. Have not seen one yet that does them all. lol This would save on have to install many programs. Up to you if you want to add tweeks to the program.

[ViroMan]

Black Ghost, on 12 September 2011 - 04:05 AM, said:

It would be good to have program have all the tweeks. Have not seen one yet that does them all. lol This would save on have to install many programs. Up to you if you want to add tweeks to the program.

Would you care to help by finding all the tweeks?

[Black Ghost]

I can try not sure how much help I would be. We all could help and it would get it done faster. It was just an idea.

[DesertJerry]

ViroMan, on 12 September 2011 - 04:10 AM, said:

Would you care to help by finding all the tweeks?

One place to find many tweaks (not tweeks) for Win7 is at: http://www.wincert.n...dows-7-toolkit/ - a number of them have been included in the W7Toolkit by its author and he got them as many users/testers of the W7Toolkit posted their own tweaks or links to sources.

[Black Ghost]

Thanks. That is helpful.

[Black Ghost]

DesertJerry, on 12 September 2011 - 04:49 AM, said:

One place to find many tweaks (not tweeks) for Win7 is at: http://www.wincert.n...dows-7-toolkit/ - a number of them have been included in the W7Toolkit by its author and he got them as many users/testers of the W7Toolkit posted their own tweaks or links to sources.

Check out this program for tweaks. It even shows you the registry pot for the tweaks,

http://www.tweaking....ance_boost.html

[DesertJerry]

This might be a good place to check:

50 Essential Windows 7 Tips, Tweaks, and Secrets
http://computershopp...aks-and-secrets

[CSharpe]

ViroMan, on 30 August 2011 - 06:54 PM, said:

rather disappointed at the low number of people who voted. 7 days and only 9 people vote?

Don't be. I've had no problems with autopatcher - hence no reason to browse the forum. I did check in and I voted, once I found the post.

[ViroMan]

ohh well I guess if you look it it that way, then thats good.