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Forums › LAN (ethernet/Wifi/routers/Bluetooth) › Desktop on home network suddenly slow with HTTP
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  #978614 1-Feb-2014 18:56
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Well, if it was a malware on that machine then other devices wouldn't be affected.




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  #978702 1-Feb-2014 22:29
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That's exactly what happened yet the weird thing is Malwarebytes and AVG both found nothing. Odd.

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  #978859 2-Feb-2014 12:21

Were you running any add or script blocking programs?



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  #978952 2-Feb-2014 16:53
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No, nothing like that.

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