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July 10 2013 by admin in Uncategorized |Comments Off

If you download FREE software…Make sure you don’t get more than you bargain for
Free software that you download could be just what you think it is — a single software package. However, many times free software comes bundled with other unwanted, harmful programs including spyware, viruses, or even Trojan horse programs. To help keep your computer free from unwanted guests, make sure the site you are downloading from is one you know and trust. Also verify that your operating system and anti-virus software have been updated and patched BEFORE you click the download button!

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