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Subject: Re: Any Freemake video converter users?
From: Sara Bellum <Sara@cortex.com>
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maggie-d-cat@hotmail.com wrote in news:4t22sbt9332311b03co969k08b9lb6jpt1@
4ax.com:
> I've been using Freemake for quite a while and today it crashed over
> and over. I uninstalled and when trying to reinstalled from the setup
> file it failed and took me to the website to 'manually' download the
> files but it opens a page that says 404 etc, etc. When I tried to d/l
> from cnet I was able to get to the install process but it wouldn't
> allow me to opt out of the add-on garbage. Thinking I would just let
> it go and remove them from the Control Panel I got a WIN32 virus alert
> from my anti-virus. My a/v quarantined the virus and I removed the
> garbage. I would really like to get Freemake working again.
>
> Has their site been hacked?
>
> MdC
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here is my programme copy. I have been using this one for years with no
problems.Just don't install the usual rubbish.
Sara
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