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hi rebeca installing a program under an admin account usually makes the program available to everyone. some programs prompt if you want to install the program for your account or for all users but others
hi ace i suggest you install a good antivirus such as AVG and AVIRA, update it and run a full scan on your system. this will ensure that your system is virus free! Whilst I hope I had been
hi richie what windows version are you using? anything newer than windows xp should not be asking you to install a driver. if you are running xp or older windows then it might be the case that you need
hi sandy unfortunately legit looking files are sometimes the bad ones so i think this exe file is indeed a virus. make sure you have an updated av software and a good antispyware and scan your computer
hi amanda well disabling services and processes could make your windows unstable. if you want me to help you take note of the services and startup items by invoking MSCONFIG.EXE (go to start > run and
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