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The best way to prevent anyone from obtaining unauthorized access to your Gmail account is to turn on 2-step verification. 

Sign into your Gmail account.

Click on the gear icon on the top right of the screen.

Click on mail settings.

Click on accounts and import at the top of this menu.

Click on other Google account settings.

Click on using 2-step verification.

You will be asked for your password at this step.

Now you will add your mobile or landline phone number.

Now you choose whether to receive the code by text message or a phone call.

Send codes by:

Next, enter the code you receive by text message or phone call in the box provided. 

Click on “the remember this computer for 30 days” box, so you will only have to receive phone verification codes once a month. 

If you use 2-step verification, hackers who steal your password will not be able to log into your Gmail account because they won’t be able to answer your phone to get the verification code Google will call to give you whenever you try to log into your Gmail from a different computer.

First of all, the website Top 10 Reviews is not to be trusted.  The vendors who make their top ten lineup all paid to be placed on their list.  The reviews are not legitimate and most of the products/services listed here are substandard.  This website is nothing more than an advertisement.  If you paid with Paypal, you can dispute the charges for the software and ask for a refund.  You can also dispute the charges if you used a credit card.  You just call the credit card company you used and tell them what happened. 

It’s easy to be fooled by this site as they are careful to make it seem as if they have legitimately researched these vendors but that is far from true. 

You are getting this message because at some point you installed the beta version of Internet Explorer 9 on your computer and didn’t update it to the standard version when it came out.  If you go to add/remove programs, you’ll find that Internet Explorer 9 beta version isn’t listed, so that doesn’t help.

You can try uninstalling Internet Explorer from your Microsoft Windows updates.  Go to control panel, then programs and features, then view installed updates.  Find Internet Explorer in the list and uninstall it.  This solution doesn’t always work either as some people say Internet Explorer isn’t listed there. 

None of the solutions Microsoft suggested worked for me when I had this problem.  I had to reinstall the operating system to get rid of this beta software.