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Are you shooting JPEG or RAW? Check the image quality to find out.
As it comes out of the box, Windows can't read RAW files. If you want to shoot RAW, you can download a codec from http://support.nikontech.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/13869
If you switch to JPEG, just about any graphics program in the world will be able to open your pics.
Make sure the camera is using the appropriate focus sensor.
Does the problem occur when you focus manually?
Are you handholding the camera? Many people don't hold the camera as steady when holding it vertically. Try putting the camera on a tripod or other steady surface and see what happens.
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