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Denisejm

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Hi,

I have my pc set to flush dns automatically but when I do it myself, Start > Run > cmd > ipconfig/ flushdns, my pc run runs much faster until the next time I do it a few days later. Someone thinks that it may harm her pc but, from my experience, I don't think it can. Could any negative side affects be expected by doing this?

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