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Problems after installing HotSpot Shield. Help?


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Trying to listen to a US radio station, i wasn't allowed as i'm from the UK. After searching, i downloaded this program which enabled me to listen to it, however it is riddled with ads.

Anyway, i couldn't connect to iTunes properly & my google was saying i was from the US, so i 'disconnected' from the program, but this stops my entire internet from working.

How can i solve this problem?

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I should point out i'm not very good with this stuff, so basically i need my hand held throughout it - not because i'm lazy, but because i don't know what i'm doing.

That aside, how can i use my internet connection with this being disabled at the moment? When i disable it, it's stopping me from using the net.

EDIT: I also feel that this HotSpot Shield is slowing my net connection down massively.

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"it is riddled with ads."

"HotSpot Shield is slowing my net connection down massively."

You Don't say ;)

Who would of thunk it?? :rofl:

If you want to circumvent regional restrictions -- your on the right track is the only hint I will give. Since what your asking for is against policy here to be frank.

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Well i can't figure a way around it. I've tried googling, even just to find a way of letting me get my connection back without using HotSpot & it returns results of people uninstalling this & still being unable to connect to the net without HSS, so i can only assume they're asking their question on another machine.

I don't mind a great deal right now as i'm planning on formatting the HD as i've taken delivery of a new SSD which i need to set up, but it's still pretty irritating.

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