Subject: Doc.Oz: Rapid belly melt in 20 days [Feat. Rachael]

From: Sleek Tummy No Effort <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 27 May 2014 09:53:45 -0700

Summer Special: Rachael Investigates Dr.Oz's Belly Melt
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Rachael tries this weird solution that Oz calls "Rapid Belly Melt"

Highlights:
~ She knocked off 25LB in 4 -weeks.
~ She did not exercise or go to the gym.
~ She did NOT change her eating habits a at all.

Oz-Clip - http://www.readerstat.com/Summer/2014/634526/Rach-R/o-3547.html

Conclusion: We were doubtful day one but the results are real. After conducting our own personal study we are pleased to see that people really are finding success with it (myself included). And you have nothing to lose.

This is what Rachael Ray Tried: http://www.readerstat.com/Summer/2014/634526/Rach-R/o-3547.html

Let us know how much you drop after 30-days. We cant wait to hear!

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1) Long time to go from the windows startup screen to login screen and long time to go from login screen to desktop. This issue must have started very recently, maybe a week back.
 
2) My USB ports dont work. This issue is since a year at the least. I did get them to work in between by changing power management or something, but I cant get them to work again. USB drives work erratically, detecting when they feel like it, wireless USB mouse works fine too which I have plugged in forever now. Hard drives almost always are never detected. I did find a workaround once was to plug in the hard drive, put the computer to sleep and log back in
 
3) External hard drives dont stop spinning even after safely ejecting them. I cringe everytime I have to plug them out while they are still spinning always scared for my data!
 
4) I almost never paid attention to this message from Windows action center until yesterday:
   Windows
Problem: Video hardware error
Files that help describe the problem:
WD-20120801-2322.dmp
sysdata.xml
WERInternalMetadata.xml
View a temporary copy of these files
Warning: If a virus or other security threat caused the problem, opening a copy of the files could harm your computer.
 
I did update the graphics driver from the Intel website, not sure if this issue still exists.
 
5) Since two days back: Windows has detected an IP conflict, this popped up almost every two hours, nothing since the last five hours. What are the possible causes for this? This sorted itself out, as in the popup used to come and disappear automatically

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Item #2 - I've help several friends, that even installing drivers didn't help.  Try this:

1.  Go into the control panel.
2.  Find all the USB ports in the hardware area.
3.  Delete the ports.
4.  Reboot.
5.  Every friend I've help, the reboot forced Windows to redetect the USB ports, and all worked out.
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Item #5 - It means that your network most likely has AT LEAST two computers with the same IP on your home network.  Try this:

1.  On ALL COMPUTERS:
1.1.  Open a ADMIN COMMAND WINDOW.
1.2.  Issue the command (no quotes): "IPCONFIG /RELEASE"
1.3.  Shutdown the computer (power down).

2.  After ALL COMPUTERS are down:
2.1.  Restart one of the computers.
2.2.  Wait until the computer is completely up, and you're logged in.
2.3.  Now start the another computer(s), and do the same (2.1. and 2.2).
2.4.  Repeat the above for any other computers.