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Old 07-11-2010, 09:29 AM #2
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I was told by a computer literate friend that besides an antivirus you need a great "maleware removal" program He told me to get Malwarebytes.... you can download it free at www.download.com it is the cnet central site. just search for the name Malwarebytes and it will be right there to download. It sure made a difference in my computer and it runs fast again too.
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