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      03-01-2010
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That's what roban suggested.

This thread has gone south... gets the computer infected but wants a miracle to occur and problems without any effort. Meh!
Sorry I guess I missed that, yes I agree it has gone south. I tend to miss things as the threads get longer and longer. But anyway it is a good idea, I have made things right by thanking roban
 
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my computer's a few weeks old now catilley1092 - there was a restore partition and my comp's now clean, & AV equipped - malwarebytes website is a godsend for the ignorant (that's me)
 
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my computer's a few weeks old now catilley1092 - there was a restore partition and my comp's now clean, & AV equipped - malwarebytes website is a godsend for the ignorant (that's me)
Glad to hear everything worked out for you, rubysgem. Anytime you need further assistance, feel free to come back.
 
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