Free Video Joiner From CNET

[Inprofile]

Tried the above as a replacement for one i used to use years ago.

 

Not much call for joiners nowadays as far as i'm aware.

 

D/l'd it, as usual used custom install, unchecked the rubbish i didn't want.

 

Then i'm informed that there is an update to the prog. I was busy with other things

so i let it update thinking that i'd have to go throught the whole installing rigmarole again.

 

Not so. I was infected and all browsers were hijacked.

 

After cleaning my machine i found an extra prog GoUp where the prog was installed,

 

I removed it and the joiner now works without prompting me to d/l the new update

 

Thing is.....i used to trust CNET.

 

Imp.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[caintry_boy]

 

 

 

 

[Juliet]

oh gosh, it's so hard to download anything these days with it being bundled with all sorts of gremlins.

[brownhornet]

sad to see alot of trusted companies/programs doing this,i think it just plain sucks.

[Bruce]

Thing is.....i used to trust CNET.

 

Imp.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Why?

 

CNET is about making money, nothing more nothing less, and when push comes to shove in todays world of making a quick buck, there are no morals.

[Jacee]

CNET is one of the worst sites to download anything from

[Juliet]

CNET has got some close cousins that do the same thing,,,,,it's about money

[caintry_boy]

The almighty dollar...!

 

 

 

 

[brownhornet]

The almighty dollar...!

 

 

 

 

 

AMEN!

[Inprofile]

cnet.com i use on my mobile to follow tech news/updates.

 

download.cnet.com is where you are sent to when you are d/l'ing programmes such as Avast.

 

Go to the avast website and try to install the free 2015 version and you'll be sent to .................guess where?

 

Still bad?

 

Imp.

 

 

[Juliet]

• avast! Free Anti-Virus (free)

Check this link

[Inprofile]

 

• avast! Free Anti-Virus (free)

Check this link

 

Why? I've already got it via the avast homepage/cnet.

[Juliet]

lol