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  Reset download actions

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  click Help

  

  and select troubleshooting information. The troubleshooting information tab will open.

  In the section the Application databases, click view folder. It will open a window with your profile files.

  Click the menu button

  

  then click on leave

  

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  Thanks again and good night!