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chocolateTHUNDER
Jul 19, 2008

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I thought MSE/Defender was always at the bottom of those lists because 1) Microsoft shares it's virus signatures/research with all the other AV's in a partner program and 2) because other AV's sort of "cheat" at those benchmark tests somehow. At least that's what others in SH/SC have said?

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Can anyone recommend a piece of software that would read the tags in music files, and sort them? Just something simple that can read tags and then put them in like Artist>Album or something like that. Trying to clean up someone's music library and they have like 8000 MP3's shoved into a folder with no sorting whatsoever.

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SymmetryrtemmyS posted:

MP3tag is purpose built for what you are doing.

Sick, thanks!

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slidebite posted:

I am putting together a Mom computer and I have a Windows 8.1 license for it. She'll be completely lost without the old start menu (give her a break, she's a senior)

What's the best utility/overlay for me to install on it so she won't be completely lost on the new OS? Something that is preferably free, without bloat, and won't break anything.

Classic shell.

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