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July 23, 2001

Solutions for common PC problems Here are answers to many of the questions that readers frequently ask about using their Windows computers. Story

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Gran Turismo 3: A-spec

Defragmenting a hard drive in Windows 98
Q. How do you defragment a hard drive using Windows 98SE. I can find nothing about this in my manual. Is this the same as deleting temporary Internet files or cookies?

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