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(AF) Profile Spy is a fake application which claims to let users view who has viewed their Facebook profile….The application is not legitimate at all. Instead, the creators of this scam attempt to convince users to share the information multiple times on their profile and around Facebook before downloading the application. The users are then asked to complete a number of surveys and register for a mobile service that will charge you $19.99 each month. Do not complete this scam, instead share this article and let your friends know of the scam.

Right now there are hundreds of thousands of users that have tried this scam and it appears to be a wide scale attack. Where is the scam coming from? All of these sites and Facebook Pages are misleading users:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/WHOS-VIEWED-ME/131543263548431

http://whoviewsyou.icantbelieve.info/

http://whosviewme.t35.com/fb.php

http://whoviewsyou.eyetesting.info/

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I have to say that Windows 7 is the best operating system from Microsoft. The stability and features of Windows 7 are a breath of fresh air for Windows users.

As always, Microsoft tries to make things better…and users end up with a system setting that requires you to take action.
One of the most popular questions I have got from Windows 7 users is the Windows7 OS (C:) Drive is full.

The are several options out there for users. Software options are available to allow you to merge your C and D drives. I don’t recommend this option.
If you are determined to increase the size of you C drive, Google it. Most of the programs I have seen cost you $20 to $40.

If you want a simple and fast fix, that won’t require you to buy software, and/or repartition your drive…try this:

1. Click Start
2. Click on your log-on name. You will see a bunch of folders open up.
3. Right-click ‘My Documents’.
4. Left-click ‘Properties’.
5. Click the ‘Location’ tab.
6. Type D where you see C\My Documents and click Apply.
7. When prompted, allow the files to be moved.
8. Click OK.
9. Repeat Steps 3 to 8 for your other folders.

If this works for you or if you have any other suggestions, leave a comment below.

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If you have a damaged CDROM drive and want to install Windows on your computer or laptop,
then I recommend that you use Novicorp WinToFlash,
which allows you to boot Windows operating systems from a USB flash drive.

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ShamrockIT Computer Service and Web Design is based in Las Vegas, Nevada. They can handle any type of PC issue from selecting a new PC to PC setup to setting up a complete media wired or wireless networked home.

Most people do not realize that they can have more than one computer in a home that can access the internet and files on other pc’s in their home. They will set everything up for you and make it work correctly.

They can handle most PC issues remotely without you needing to either bring the computer in or having us come out, we securely login to your PC (you do need to be there to authorize it) and tune it up, free up space and do virus scans just as though we were sitting in front of it. You can even watch as we work.

If you mention gowally.com, you will get a 20% discount!

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All it takes is a cup of hot coffee, sticky soda, or even water to render a keyboard useless.

But the truth is, if you act fast and you’re lucky, your keyboard can be salvaged. Here’s how to do it.

1. Shut off or unplug the computer. If the keyboard is a separate device, disconnect it from the computer immediately.

2. Turn the unit upside down so that it can drain. Do this before running off to find paper towels or some other absorbent cleanup aid.

3. Pat dry every accessible surface with paper towels, paper napkins … heck, use your shirt if you have to. If only plain water was spilled, just leave the keyboard to dry. If you spilled something hot and sticky, however, you’ll have more work to do.

4. If it’s a laptop, remove the battery.

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