Computer professional reacts to Tronscript TROLL comments!

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In this video, I respond to some recent troll comments on a recent video I made about Tronscript. Many of these comments were not at all helpful, and some simply WRONG. I also clarify some of the mistakes I made in the first video, as well as correcting some of the best practices you should follow.

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[hootie]

One of the for sure things in life is that there will always be someone who is unhappy about everything.

[WolfsblutHUN]

I don't speak English and I don't understand, but I translated the gist. You are a person who "walks the earth" and tries to help many lost people. Many thanks for your work, which I also use on a work machine. I wish you good health and peace! Helping others covers a very good soul.

[robertbartholomew]

I am retired now, was a network security engineer for almost 40 years and my advice is to just ignore the trolls, everything you said was bang on. In rare cases you will need to do something more to solve some ransomware, but for most bugs/malware/viruses...you nailed the best way to get rid of them. Good job.

[GregMurrayEnt]

I have maintained my PCs since 1990 and I have only had to take my PC to a tech twice in those 33 years. I did not go to school or take any PC classes. I have learned from people like you and have been very pleased with my results. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with me and all the others, like me, who appreciated what you do for us. Please try not to let haters steal your joy.

[xMiNdWaRpx]

I just love the "Windows Antivirus is good enough" comments. People who say that have clearly never worked in a repair shop because they'd know that some people need more robust protection from their online habits and lack of savvy.

[jepike]

I do this for a living, all day, every day. I know this guy personally, and can vouch that he truly does know what he's talking about. Are there other, more complicated ways to do it? Sure! But for the average user with an average consumer PC, his advice is always spot on. Plus, I'd guess that he's been doing this longer than most, if not all, those trolls have probably even been alive! 🙄 Great follow up, bro - you're nicer than I would have been. 😂

[KenHeinz_sun_devils]

LOL. "I'm not exactly sure how you can push software that's free." That statement was worth the whole video view. Great work - please keep it up....I for one really appreciate it.🏆

[brenthicks]

Nice video! Almost a "set it and forget it approach", eh? As someone who has fixed Windows PC problems over 25 years now [for free], I've only seen a few people who actually 'stuck around' to observe what I was doing or what software I was using, etc. Usually after 10 minutes or so, that curiosity is gone and they just want the blasted thing fixed. Most folks just want their PC working again! After watching your earlier video on Tron script I downloaded and examined it To my surprise - I've used almost every single tool in it and still do. First video was informative and useful, as was this one. Sorry the trolls felt the need make themselves known

[scottb]

I just watched the video you're referencing this morning. It looked pretty good to me! I've been doing PC work (mainly malware removal) for about 20 years now, I don't own any purchased software, so I've literally been making a living using FREE/Opensource software!

[randyc]

Thanks for both the great informative videos regarding Tron! You really helped make a VERY noticeable improvement in a laptop I was on the verge of trashing because it had gotten so slow to respond. Ignore the haters, we do appreciate you taking time to put this information out. I used it on my office computer as well.

[johnnyb]

Some of these young techies think they know everything after being a tech for couple of years. I have been doing this for 32 years and am still learning a few things here and there. I knew about rkill but not Tron. I'm sure your advice will help non techie folks save a few bills. Thanks for the info.

[jcnj]

Thank you so much! My computer just got infected, I found your video and it saved me the cost of having to pay a professional to do the job. I am so happy I took the time to watch it. You're a real life saver! Much appreciated 😊🎉🎉🎉

[rossjackson]

Been there, worn the T shirt. All you are doing is trying to help people by giving information. What we do with the information is our choice. Thank you for your help, advice and consideration.

[williamlane]

Don't worry about the tools bro. Obviously they haven't a clue what they are talking about. I have been working on Comps since about 1995 and lately some of the tech has gotten away from me but viruses and the like are still pretty much like they always have been. It is just awesome that they are so easy to remove now because I remember back in the day having to manually remove them from various places on the machine and it could take hours trying to find them like the run files in the registry and anywhere else you can think of. The ones I had trouble with were the nasty ones that would get in your host files. Anyway that's all under the bridge now with all the great FREE OPEN SOURCE stuff out there. I have never paid for any cleaner of any kind and I never will and I never!...let me repeat...never! get viruses on my computers. Your video was just plain awesome and extremely helpful to people who are not very computer literate. Keep up the great work!

[Realdeal]

Well I know that video did help me very much. Someone had remote access on my laptop. Thankfully I saw it right away in real time. I shutdown my laptop for over a month. I don't have the money right now to pay to have it fixed. Your information helped me fix my laptop for free. Thank you very much!

[xraydelta]

Thank you for sharing your expertise on computers and software. You helped me learn a new way of protecting our home pcs. Thanks again....good critiques can help but trolling never does.

[Simon_Hawkshaw]

It helped and worked for me. Thank you for helping me out. Can't please everyone.

[raffcamcamraff]

The only thing I must say is thanks a lot man !!! I saw your previous video and you saved my life with your advice about tronscript; I've an old desktop PC which is using Windows 7; it was very slow and I didn't even use Avast or Malwarebites on it, because it always got frozen, so I had to inactivate the antivirus in order to navegate through the internet (which made my computer more vulnerable). I saw you video and I gave Tronscript a chance, and it was like magic; my PC is virus free and is fast again; I even are using Avast free without any issues to navegate through internet. THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR RECOMENDATION MATE !!!

[leadminer]

Retired IT guy here, ignore the critics. Your target audience would have been able to follow your actions and make a good attempt at resolving their issues. Good work bro, keep the good advice coming.

[philmordecai]

06:14 - Agree with your response on this one. The fact that you can customise things doesn't mean you have to, or that doing so proves some kind of deeper understanding. Some of us are quite content with many of the default settings/layouts. I'd don't quite have the 40 years experience of one of the other respondents, but I'm clocking 35 years and change in IT - 17 years in Internet Security - and on my Windows installs I basically reduce the default icon size & scaling, swap out the desktop for a plain colour and turn off the news function. Everything else I leave as it is - but then I run Windows where I have to and all my other machines use Linux ;o)