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1.) In the boot-up of my Mac, will I have a choose of running Mac OS X or Windows? Or will I just run Windows?
2.) I want to play games on my Mac Multiplayer. If I play Counter Strike Source Multiplayer running Windows can I get a virus? Or do I have to be running a internet browser? Thank you so much!!!!! Nate |
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2. You will be running Windows so any Windows software will run, viruses included. Unless you are downloading stuff from shady sources or opening every e-mail attachment you get, you probably don't have much to worry about. |
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