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Originally Posted by Steve & Deanna
First thing I would do is to run a full scan, not a quick scan. A full scan will take one and a half to two hours. I would then go to 'view details and run a registry clean up, file clean up etc.
Next, I would go to Control Panel, Program and Features, and on Uninstall Programs, check and see if any program has glommed onto your computer and delete unnecessary programs. Then I would restart my computer. I run a quick scan daily and while at Church either Saturdays or Sundays, I'll run a full scan and check for any programs that I don't want or need. Good luck to you as I'm sure there are lots of solutions. Hope some of this is of help to you.
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Uninstalling programs can be a problem if you get the wrong program.
Create a restore point before you start cleaning and deleting programs. Do a search for restore and if that does not work try backup. You should have prior restore points also.If you do not turn on the automatic making of restore points. I have used restore to fix my computer ever few months.
Note you want to run the CREATE restore program and if anything goes wron then you do a recovery using the restore you just made.