| Recommended action Big deal! It's just the recommended action they changed. Microsoft Anti-Spyware STILL detects and lists it if you want to remove it, idiots. |
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| The "deal" is simple. Our trust with Microsoft's Anti-Spyware program has been tainted, and because of this I find that the program is now a liability and its safer to just remove it and use the other two programs that I atleast currently trust. |
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| Idiot - software is crap. Who cares.
Un-install it because it does not work.
You are an idiot with a keyboard with time on hands stating the obvious. |
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 TransmasterDon't Blame Me I Voted For Bill and Opus
join:2001-06-20
Cheyenne, WY
3 edits | Like I am worried
What me worry about Microsoft antivirus...... |
But then It's all Bush's fault....right
Oh and I heard somebody screaming on Air America that Heliburton was going to buy Gator.....at least that is what the screaming sounded like, kind of hard to understand.;)
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Samwoo
join:2002-02-15
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA | reply to Spore Cloud
Re: Recommended action At least they didn't silently remove detection of it. |
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neurod
join:2005-07-02
Tallahassee, FL | reply to 45612019
Very nice, it's always good to call your readers names to add weight to your argument. The problem with your point is, it fails to consider what this "downgrade" means for the other pieces of the AntiSpyware software. Will the automated scans that run periodically in the background still flag Claria software? What about the runtime monitoring pieces? Will they flag anything from Claria when they try to install? Unlikely. Additionally, think of this from the perspective of the users most likely to be infected...non-techie end-users. Many of them don't even know what Claria is. All they know is, MS says to ignore it, so they click OK and go on about their day - with the bloated and intrusive GAIN et. al. packages still running. |
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