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- once Belarc has been used should we remove it? - Ten Forums
Hi I used Belarc advisor free to try to find my licence key wich ended up to be a generic one Anyway since this software is like a detective, should we remove it from the pc after it has served its purpose?
- Belarc Advisor Definitions? Solved - Windows 10 Forums
Belarc is just a tool that has become outdated Is there a reliable utility out there to double check all updates have been installed I'll keep Belarc Advisor anyway as a quick check on configuration
- What tools to manage entire list of software loads, with liences,etc . . .
Today I needed to do some installs and I reached a point of utter frustration I manage four different Win 10 Pro and Home Systems, and using an Excel spreadsheet to keep track of software installs is cumbersome, slow, and error-prone What do you guys us
- no more lost product keys - Windows 10 Forums
Belarc Advisor is great app, caffeine I'm using it too But don't know how usable is thread like this, or will be Power Users here are well aware of it (I'm sure) and for those, who will need it in time, this thread will be buried deep in history :) One thing Don't trust Windows license key, if you have OEM one (written in BIOS)
- Bum steer from Belarc Advisor? More likely what am I missing really?
Bum steer from Belarc Advisor? More likely what am I missing really? It identifies the following security exposure: Microsoft NET 5 0 is vulnerable and no security updates are provided by the vendor To the best of my knowledge Microsoft NET 5 0 is not installed on my machine Any help appreciated
- Belarc reporting missing critical security updates
Hi all, I have Windows 10 x64 Build 15063 296 (Creator's Update) with all latest updates installed as per WIndows Update When I run Belarc Advisor, it reports missing critical updates (several KB's)
- Windows 11 Upgrade Confusion - Page 2 - Windows 10 Forums
I am surprised none speak of using a Windows Key and system record before playing with the pc or trying to upgrade What has saved me several times is a free program called Belarc It provides a report of every item in pc worth mentioning and as well your products along with codes It will record your Windows key and a
- How to uninstall . NET Framework 5. 0? - Windows 10 Help Forums
Belarc Advisor is warning about NET Framework 5 0 EOL, however it only reports versions 3, 4 and 4 8 as installed, and the only components found in Windows features are 3 5 and 4 8
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