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Re: .NET Framework Rootkits

said by redwolfe_98 See Profile :

i agree with you, netfixer.. i hate having "NETFramework" installed, but my ati (video card) driver-package requires it..

as far as i know, hewlett-packard "printer" driver-packages also require "NETFramework"..
That sux for you.

Fortunately for me, the ATI video cards and HP printers in use on my Windows 2k & XP systems work just fine using the builtin O/S drivers (the same applies for my Linux systems), so no .NET crap was required on my Windows systems. I did try the ATI supplied RADEON package on one PC, but the overhead and security risks of the .NET crap made me remove it after a brief test. I saw no benefit to me for using the bloated ATI package.
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