What is the reliability of the documents on CCM?

Could you be even less specific in your request?

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Hello Roxanne
I suppose your question is the following
Are the documents found in the "download" section free from viruses or other harmful things for a computer?
It seems to me that all the software offered by CCM is checked before being released. I would be very surprised if it weren't the case.
Have a nice day
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Curiosity about CCM is not a flaw but a quality.

Hi.

I think Roxy is rather referring to the tips in the FAQ.

It's true that we can have questions, but 99.9% of the time, they are reliable.

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There are 2 infinite things: the stupidity of mankind and the universe. But as for the second, I have no certainty." [ Einstein ]

I think I don't know what she's talking about.

OK. But if Roxanne is really feminine.
Well, it's true that she or he should be more specific in their request.
Does this concern tips, CCM files or others, we don't know

Smart
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"If you have no ambitions, you settle by the edge of the fall" (Kundera)

Hi

Well

It's about IT, so

the day you need a trick it works on 95% of PCs except yours (you had to press the escape key while the trick says F8 or F5)

You are told to download software but you can't update avg antispyware (the publisher has just stopped supporting this antispyware software while everyone has been using it for years without any issue)

The trick to remove bagle does not remove it, the virus changes almost every day, since a helper created a new software that worked very well but 2 days ago it was no longer available. A few hours ago it could be downloaded again.

All download software is virus-checked (you still have to uncheck the sponsor or the toolbar, plus some utilities used in cleansing trigger antivirus alerts) but you will always find someone saying that this software is worthless, and of course one day it will be outdated (that's why user feedback is requested).

Most people give good advice, but occasionally a *@h!°... will give you an infected link, by the time a moderator spots it and removes it you are the only one who gets caught.

A tip gives 4 methods to solve a problem, none work for you, and no one has seen this on the forums...

And the tips are reviewed by everyone and every day there is something new to correct, links that no longer work, tricks that haven't worked since a software update...

But as jorjinho97 says, 99.9%... let us know quickly what intrigues you on the site.

Maybe regarding disinfection, yes...
Infections evolve every day, and so do cleaning procedures, it's better that the manipulations are carried out by a "specialist"

But tips in general, for the system, hardware, office automation, etc. are reliable

See you later
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There are two infinite things: the stupidity of man and the universe.
But regarding the second, I have no certainty." [Einstein]