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Not a valid win32 application
Hey guys,
Im completly new to this whole thing so i appologise if my question seems a bit dumb!!! Basically I was having problems with my laptop connecting to networks so took it to a shop to get sorted. The guy there re-installed windows and all was good. Untill now when i am trying to download and install all the programs I lost. Just tried to do utorrent and when I tried to open the file to install it it comes up saying that it is not a valid win32 application. Googling this it seems that it could be some kind of worm?? Dont really know what to try next? While I was looking for a solution my laptop froze twice and just had to turn it off so dunno if thats part of this prob or not. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks |
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Re: Not a valid win32 application
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