Trust me pgit, a blunt accusal is not my style when dealing with clients who have obviously visited a malignant "porn" website. People *not* technically savvy falsely believe that if they delete the provocative videos, pictures or whatever from their PCs just prior to them bringing their computers to my shop (I very rarely make home visits anymore) then the coast is clear for denial. They're often unaware that even if they've cleaned their Internet cache (IE, Firefox, etc.) the un-forgiving Windows Registry will always reveal the footprints. The last thing any computer tech wants to do is get into a needless dog & cat 'confrontation' with clients. My advice is always of the general "beware of where you roam on the Internet" nature. Usually they will get the point without the accusatory finger-pointing. I've mellowed significantly over the years...