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I'm assuming this only affects you if you're running windows? (Honest question, it's not some firmware based thing from what I've read, but just checking).
by jimktrains2 12y ago
I'm assuming this only affects you if you're running windows? (Honest question, it's not some firmware based thing from what I've read, but just checking).
- mahouse 12y agoOf course... It's just a certificate and proxy that comes by default with the OS as it comes from their factory. You can uninstall the certificate, reinstall Windows, install Linux, etc. and the problem will disappear.