> I am thinking of instituting a class action suite
> against Micro Soft and Hewlett Packard for 100 billion dollars.
> Invasion of privacy guaranteed by the Constitution of the
> United States. That is a billion with a B.
>
> I was stupid enough to hook my HP Windows computer to the
> Internet for only a few minutes. My HP computer called
> Microsoft and said: "Here I am.. screw with me." Microsoft
> entered my computer through the secret back door and changed
> the operating system!
>
> No damages need be proven. The fact is: Microsoft broke and entered.
>
> Paul Lamar
Hi Paul -
anyone know what ports are used for the above snitch ? There are
`activation removers ' out there which I do not trust. Hardware
firewalls help. Also try & find out what can be deleted ( if anything)
to stop the above saga.
Internet Exploder has tick - boxes for "Enable Redirection" and "Look
for updates " also the settings for "windoze updates " should be
checked.
Other than that - find " ie.exe " , * Delete * it and have a look at
the registry. Use a linux box to download Opera & FireFox.
While we are on the subject - avoid Maxtor hard disks - at least in the
IDE/ATA interface. A high drop - dead rate awaits !
Fly & build good -
--
Bryan In England
Darn!!! I just bought a 300 gig Maxtor. I was wondering why it was
so cheap.
--
Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
I had a Maxtor die once too. Have had good luck (knock wood) with
Western Digital..
Matt-
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