Win TuneUp Utilities 2010 FREE!

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We are pleased to announce a contest for the members of the Windows Club Forum. Tune Up Utilities has been kind enough to sponsor 5 licenses of TuneUp Utilities 2010 free for the members of The Windows Club Forum.

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To win a free copy, simply register at The Windows Club Forums and post a tip, trick, trick, hack, how-to, guide on Windows 7 or Vista, Internet Explorer, WLMessenger, etc in the Windows Tips section.

Each week, a winner will be selected by an MVP and a Moderator, and a license of TuneUp Utilities 2010 given to the person free of cost.

TuneUp Utilities 2010 is one of the finest all-in-one optimization, maintenance & customization software for Windows and a must-have for any Windows user. The product otherwise costs $49.95, but here is an excellent opportunity to win it!

So if you think you have a nice Windows tip to share, head over to the Contest Thread at TWC Forums.

We’d love to see you there! smile Win TuneUp Utilities 2010 FREE!

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