Foreign_Load

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I am planning to give away my laptop to someone i know with some software installed on it which they need. I want to remove all the personal info from the laptop, except from one specific software which they need, before giving it to them . Formatting the hard disk and reinstalling the software is not an option. We have to keep windows and the software installed on the laptop.

1-How do i do this ? How do i remove all personal information about me from the laptop, from browsers to various accounts etc so that they wont have access to my personal info. 2-Are there any tools/ applications to do this? 3-Do i need to make any changes in the registry as well?

Thanks in advance.

Edit: So 1-wi

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r/China_Flu•

There are different types of vaccines (vector vaccines , mRNA vaccines ) and we don't know what kind of side effects combining these different types may cause but in many countries governments seem to mix and match them without any concern for the health of their public.

WHO has been warning about mixing and matching practices and clearly states that we do not have "the scienfiic evidence showing us that this is okay, yet " but many countries are ignoring these warnings and going ahead with all kinds of mixing and matching practices and unfortunately nobody is even talking about this.

This is not the right way, the proper way of doing it.

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r/unpopularopinion•

As the title says . In some countries , like US, tap water is fluoridated with the intention of preventing dental caries. This is done without informed consent and thus is an unethical practice.

Even though this may reduce the caries incidence in some populations some people maybe harmed from it as well and keeping in mind that we still have a lot to learn about the human body we shouldn't be taking the risk of harming people by these kind of mass medication practices.

Edit : Since many people have been asking about sources on harmful effects of mass fluoridation here are a few links i could find by a quick search on google about its impact on childrens IQ and on fluororsis .

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As the title says. Normally when you visit a sub only the posts which you have visited turn red. The unvisited posts stay blue. However lately i am having posts which i have not visited yet turning red as well.

As an example i have opened the sub r/all today for the first time and one of the posts about dragonballs manga was already in red but i have not opened this post yet.

Is this a bug or is my account hacked?

If this is not the sub to ask help about reddit could you please point me to the relevant sub.

Thanks

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