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"A step in the wrong direction"

What the heck ? To remove unwanted software you must first install close to 1.5 Gig's of software... this is Ridiculous!

After spending a couple of days with Vista it occurs to me that Vista has more in common with a virus than an operating system. Back to Linux !

by: Ian
22008-08-15
  
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Microsoft has completely taken the end user off of the equation for updating the
Windows Vista and Windows XP operating systems.
The Redmond company has pushed a collection of 18 updates for both Vista and XP,
that installed on the operating systems not only without the users' consent,
but also without their knowledge.
The updates were downloaded and deployed through the Windows Updates.
Without any information being presented to the end users.
Microsoft is not delivering any information on the updates.
And the code is unavailable as a standalone download.
The Redmond company has also failed to officially comment on the issue.
Fact is, that Microsoft, via the Windows Update, has done so without user authorization,
and without bothering to provide any data.
This raises questions over what else the company has been doing to the users platforms
behind their backs.

Read it @ http://windowssecrets.com/comp/070913/#story1

by: My $0.02
52007-09-13
  
"Cool"

i hav this prog few months and it is working excellent !

by: kLIM
52007-01-04
  
       
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