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Old Sep 30, 2006 | 10:39 AM
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down load firefox its much faster and better.. download systemmachanic 6.0 it works great and zonealarm firewall with anivirus.... i get alll that stuff easy i get everything off the newsgroups.. there are new stuff posted every day.. not many programs i cant crack ... especially when you know a couple hacker sites to get keygens to activate programs !!! my email is brandonhadnot@yahoo.com if you got anything or questions you might need answered
 

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Old Sep 30, 2006 | 10:49 AM
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No thanks I'm content with what I just did. I don't want to get the computer all messed up agian. I will just ride out this 30 day free trial and then maybe check into something else.
 
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Old Sep 30, 2006 | 11:00 AM
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ok its your PC trials dont actually remove anything the let you know they are there... but its cool
 
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Old Sep 30, 2006 | 11:58 AM
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System mechanic is a nice suite. However, it sounds like Brandon is suggesting pirating software off of newsgroups and using keygen to break the copyright protection. I recommend against this behavior.

1. It is illegal.
2. It is unethical.
3. In your attempt to find the tools and software necessary you will likely stumble across untold number of spyware/virus/malware infections along the way.

Do it legally.
 
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Old Sep 30, 2006 | 12:00 PM
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I had Best Buy's Geek Squad out the other day to install a wireless router system on my laptop and I had him check both pc's for spyware and viruses and he found a few. he installed a Webroot Spysweeper and Trend Micro PC-cillin Antivirus and said it is the top two programs for this kind of stuff. The Geek squad are good at what they do, but rather $$$. 6 hours labor, 2 software programs, 1 router installation, a total "cleaning" of both pc's $942. both of them fly now
 
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Old Sep 30, 2006 | 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by topgun3208
I had Best Buy's Geek Squad out the other day to install a wireless router system on my laptop and I had him check both pc's for spyware and viruses and he found a few. he installed a Webroot Spysweeper and Trend Micro PC-cillin Antivirus and said it is the top two programs for this kind of stuff. The Geek squad are good at what they do, but rather $$$. 6 hours labor, 2 software programs, 1 router installation, a total "cleaning" of both pc's $942. both of them fly now
Oh my lord....

1st. Glad it worked out for ya.

2nd...Please... I live in Maryland (where are you) and do side work...I'd have done the same for ya for less than half. Heck I'll even train you how to do it in the future. Drop me an email would ya....
 
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Old Sep 30, 2006 | 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted by topgun3208
I had Best Buy's Geek Squad out the other day to install a wireless router system on my laptop and I had him check both pc's for spyware and viruses and he found a few. he installed a Webroot Spysweeper and Trend Micro PC-cillin Antivirus and said it is the top two programs for this kind of stuff. The Geek squad are good at what they do, but rather $$$. 6 hours labor, 2 software programs, 1 router installation, a total "cleaning" of both pc's $942. both of them fly now

Rube ...
 
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Old Sep 30, 2006 | 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by henkyjenky
Rube ...
Why?

He had a need, they provided the service, and they agreed upon a price.

There is nothing "rube" about that. I needed new windows I paid about $8000 for it...does that make me a rube?
 
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Old Sep 30, 2006 | 10:52 PM
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You're a technical guy (I'm assuming), you said yourself you would of done it for half what he paid. The Geek Squad has a reputation of being a joke. Shouldn't he have shopped around?

I just feel that he got taken to the cleaners and should have done it himself (granted he would have had to put a good deal of time into researching how to do it).

He did have a good outcome and should feel happy, but that doesn't mean he made the best decision.
 
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