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  1. Brink
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    muiacir said:
    so what is the solution?
    I'd say the solution is to reinstall Windows, have a password for your account, and let no one else use it.
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  3. muiacir
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    thanks all my riends.
    i found a program and it worked for me
    Ultimate Windows Tweaker, a TweakUI for Windows 7 & Vista
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