[转] 迅雷去广告

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1：去掉flash广告条和右下角的无聊广告

打开迅雷目录（默认c:\Program Files\Thunder）下的Program文件夹，用记事本打开gui.cfg文件，将里面涉及网址的咚咚一概删掉，保存退出。

2：避免迅雷桌面新闻打扰

这个很简单，在“只需简单两步避免迅雷桌面新闻打扰”这个帖子里有叙述，只是将迅雷设置一下就ok了啦！

3：去掉迅雷界面右边“热点推荐”的方法

打开其安装文件夹，默认是：C:\Program Files\Thunder Network\Thunder，打开Profiles，再打开UserConfig，把[splitter_1]项下的Pane1_Hide=0改为“=1”，保存退出。

提醒：1和3的修改方法要在迅雷完全退出的情况下进行。

经过以上的修改，迅雷的广告就几乎不见了！如果你嫌麻烦，那也好办，网络上有许多去广告版的下载，但都是迅雷较低的版本，想体验迅雷新版本又不想看到广告的就按上面的操作吧！

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