My flash drive menu
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ProTech Support
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What a tease....you know we want one now 
Looks great man, very clean & professional.
Looks great man, very clean & professional.
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Cool, can I have it?
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iisjman07
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That's nice, just don't forget and leave the cd in the drive or the customer'll fix their own pc! I too have a disk which I made a menu for using 'nu2menu'.
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Wow man, +1 for you. Thank you.
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I've been using GeekMenu for the last year or so. Easily customized, good looking.
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Wow! nice, thank you very much for this
rkenig
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Thanks PC-Wiz this is awesome. Saves a lot of time.
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Yeah I use portable apps (plus any other gadget that looks appealing). My life is a bit easier because I am workshop based so I don't really need to 'condense' my lifesaving apps for travelling purposes, but it's a whole heap easier to chuck the must have apps onto a key for a repair.
the only thing I would say about portableapps is that they are good for day to day apps (virus removal, secure delete, etc) but if you need to run real 'tech' repair tools then they can be a bit lacking.
the only thing I would say about portableapps is that they are good for day to day apps (virus removal, secure delete, etc) but if you need to run real 'tech' repair tools then they can be a bit lacking.
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Nice....now I have to try and make one better....
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For those that want the exact same tools in a spiffy GUI:
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Bobbing
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Hey thanks for the share.
Fabs Autobackup 3 is not free BTW
Fabs Autobackup 3 is not free BTW
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Cheers for this , great little tool!
I will be removing the link because of this.I run a ton of apps on my USB drive, have like 6 copies of it usually plus about 4 other keys with various things like bootable usb linux distros, etc.
I use CodySafe for a menu system. I also use wsusoffline for updates since here at work we have a slow (1mbit on average) connection and regardless of how much I complain they won't go the the competition 15mbit service that costs about the same (corp politics or something). Downloading windows updates dozens of times a day without it sucks.
I'll post a better list some other time, prob when I have done enough posts to link to everything.
I use CodySafe for a menu system. I also use wsusoffline for updates since here at work we have a slow (1mbit on average) connection and regardless of how much I complain they won't go the the competition 15mbit service that costs about the same (corp politics or something). Downloading windows updates dozens of times a day without it sucks.
I'll post a better list some other time, prob when I have done enough posts to link to everything.
