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  However you have downloaded something like advertising software that can create a problem. My suggestion is to run a report of EtreCheckof your system. We then look for obvious problems. Please click on the link, download the application and run the report. Once you have the report, please copy and paste into your response to this post.

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  Also see the following Article: http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT6506

  If the problems persist:

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