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    it now says hijackthis.log
    and when i put the arrow on it says text document.
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    That's why it's not uploading...it should be hijackthislog.txt

    If it's a text file the name should be .txt

    Try renaming the file, remove the .log and type .txt and try uploading.
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    yes thats done the trick!
    thanks
    i know you have already got my log file from before anyway.
    i hope you can shed some light on my initial problems.
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    Well, let's go back to the folder options and this time, click on file types. Look for TXT and tell me what the program is for that extension.
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    file types?

    sorry to sound thick but im in folder options but cant see anything that says file types?
    ive got general tab and view tab.
    and its not in them.
    wheres the best place to go to folder options from?
    psh

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    forget that last message ive just seen it!
    sorry
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    ok the txt extension opens with notepad.
    is that ok?
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    Yes, that's fine.

    Now, I need some tech input on this. Is there a way to specify what the filename should be for HJT logs? I don't remember and I'm not at my home PC to take a look.
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    configure hjt

    basically in a word no!
    i have looked through all the config tabs and theres nothing to change the program on which it processes the log files.
    unless i have missed it.
    psh

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    hmmm....do a HJT run and save the log file, but make sure there are no other programs open when doing so. Once you've done that post up a new log file for us.
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