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dw20.exe and multiple errors slowing down and preventing cpu

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Mtralles2
August 17, 2015, 6:36 PM UTC
have multiple .exe errors preventing cpu usage. Little blue circle keeps spinning. CPU keeps stating that dw20.exe wants to open a file when I go to websites. I use cpu for work and login to many sites and am unable to do so. Internet Exploroer will keep closing and restarting when I do not allow .exe file to open.

used the forum in the past with 100% success. Hoping for the same this time. Much appreciation

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Wingman Admin/Teacher
August 18, 2015, 2:06 PM UTC
Posting Logs as Attachments

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