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Joeaksa Joeaksa is offline
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If its been a demo machine then you need to get the "Rescue" CD/DVD that came with the unit. Then format the "C" drive and wipe everything off of it and start fresh using the rescue disk.

You have no idea what all is on the computer and it could be sending your passwords and such out over the internet. Start fresh and do it right. 160 gigs is a lot of room and there is a lot of crap on the hard drive that should not be there.
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