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14-09-2007, 07:05
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Windoze Stealth Updates
It seems the rumors are true: M$ is updating selected files (their selection, theng you) without the PC owner's knowledge or permission.
To IT types this is a big issue. For one thing, updates invariably break something else down the line so must be planned carefully.
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14-09-2007, 07:34
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Well no-one is buying Vista, what better way to get them to upgrade than a stealth bomb to **** up their machines.
Seriously WTF they are playing at here. Was reading a comment earlier from someone with the theory that they've found a bug/exploit so devestating that they've had to take this action.  I wonder what the Chinese make of this too - they famously demanded the windows source code to check for NSA/CIA backdoors and now they're getting stealth code being inserted.
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14-09-2007, 07:45
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28-09-2007, 06:40
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Vista Blues.
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Sadly, all too true. Seems M$ could not have screwed this one up worse. Yet another article on just this topic. When C|Net comes down thusly it is clear even The Faithful are experiencing doubts. It also turns out that the stealth upgrade is-- as prognosticated on this very thread-- costing companies money. None of which, of course, will affect the $70 billion or so M$ will rake in this year.
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