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It should be obvious that the free download manager is worth what you paid for it. &nbsp;Uninstall and look for something to replace it.<br />
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It should be obvious that the free download manager is worth what you paid for it.  Uninstall and look for something to replace it.

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The only reply by the expert was useless.
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The only reply by the expert was useless.

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I have been downloading files from ftp site using internet explorer 8.0 on a win xp machine without a problem. Then I installed Free Download Manager. Now, when I exit the ftp site the mouse buttons no longer work. I have to reboot my computer.
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I have been downloading files from ftp site using internet explorer 8.0 on a win xp machine without a problem. Then I installed Free Download Manager. Now, when I exit the ftp site the mouse buttons no longer work. I have to reboot my computer.

Mouse freezes after ftp using windows internet explorer 8.0

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