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OK, so whats wrong with that, and whats it got to do with my question?

April 26, 2017GOT Ok wrong

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OK, so whats wrong with that, and whats it got to do with my question?

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A. Well, prior to that, it put itself in C:\Program Files\Zone Alarm\. This means that if you simply accept the default installation directory, you will most likely have two copies of Zone Alarm installed, one version 2.0.22 and the other 2.0.26. I know what I’m talking about. This happened to me.