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I've always been an "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" kind of guy. If you're visiting web sites that tell you that you can't see the content without IE9, then upgrade. If your current browser is fine,
Windows Vista and 7 can work directly with ZIP files. There's really nothing you have to do. Just open the file (it should look like a folder) by double-clicking on it, and then run the SETUP program for
There can be MANY factors that lead to a computer slowing down including just software issues. YES, Vista was a pretty poor OS, but too many techs blame EVERY problem on it. I would try first just reformatting
Walking you through the entire process of reinstalling Windows is really beyond the scope of what I can help you with here. I'm sure a Google search will yield several sites that have the process outlined
The first account created during Windows setup becomes your de facto "admin" user. I would set up a new user account in the Control Panel and make sure to give your new account administrator rights. Then
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