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Opt out of McAfee when Installing Flash (Firefox)

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It's <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/opt-out-of-mcafee-when-installing-flash.html" target="_blank">essential</a> to use the latest version of <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/opt-out-of-mcafee-when-installing-flash.html" target="_blank">Flash Player</a> to combat 
security flaws but, annoyingly, the download (from 
<a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/opt-out-of-mcafee-when-installing-flash.html">get.adobe.com/flashplayer</a>) comes with an ‘optional’ <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/opt-out-of-mcafee-when-installing-flash.html" target="_blank">pre-ticked</a> offer for
 McAfee Security Scan Plus. It's easy to<a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/opt-out-of-mcafee-when-installing-flash.html"> untick</a> this, but even easier to
 forget to do so, which is where McAfee<span id="goog_692184439"></span><span id="goog_692184440"></span> Auto Opt Out comes in handy. <div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;">
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As its name <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/opt-out-of-mcafee-when-installing-flash.html" target="_blank">suggests</a>, this add-on automatically opts you out of the 
bundled <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/opt-out-of-mcafee-when-installing-flash.html">McAfee </a>extra when you install a Flash Player update from the <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/opt-out-of-mcafee-when-installing-flash.html" target="_blank">Adobe </a>site, to save you the hassle of removing it <a href="http://www.cyber0pedia.ga/2015/08/opt-out-of-mcafee-when-installing-flash.html" target="_blank">afterwards.</a></div>
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It's essential to use the latest version of Flash Player to combat security flaws but, annoyingly, the download (from get.adobe....

How to know your internet speed

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If your computer is slow especially when connected to the Internet, it 
may be something with your computer or it could be your connection 
through your Internet service provider (ISP).<br />
The Geek Squad broadband speed test can help get a clearer look.<br />
Use one of the two options below to check various aspects of your Internet connection:<br />
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<li><b>FULL TEST</b>
 - This will give you the most comprehensive view of your internet 
connection including firewall, ping, jitter and packet loss results.</li>
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<li><b>SPEED TEST</b> - This will only perform checks on your download and upload speeds.</li>
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 you run the test, we recommend closing any programs especially those 
that connect to the Internet to ensure accurate results<br />
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 Link :<br />
<a href="http://www.geeksquad.com/do-it-yourself/tools/test-your-broadband-speed.aspx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.geeksquad.com/do-it-yourself/tools/test-your-broadband-speed.aspx</a></div>

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If your computer is slow especially when connected to the Internet, it may be something with your computer or it could be your con...