I give up on Microsoft, buying an Apple Mac
ClayLC
See thread :
http://tinyurl.com/2ywqyc
Basically restoring initial manufacturer's installation while
disconnected from the networks results in a product called SpyFish
creating its own user account and a mess of other things as soon as I
start up as a system administrator. The folders etc. are hidden
"system" objects. The computer was purchased from circuit city and is
an HP pavilion a6109n running vista.
I contacted HP but they have yet to call me on the phone. My number is
901-867-3152. I invite an HP corporate rep to contact me. Contact HP if
you find it on your computer, not me! You can find it by show all system
objects then doing a search on spyfish.
I am posting here because I think that this info will propagate better
that way than by a post on Google...
Laughing Crazy Coot/
Lonnie Courtney Clay
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Dorothy J Heydt
Out of the frying pan into the fire.....
Try Linux next time.
Dorothy J. Heydt
Albany, California
djh...@kithrup.com
LCC
> Out of the frying pan into the fire.....
>
> Try Linux next time.
>
> Dorothy J. Heydt
> Albany, California
That is the next step. Vista took me three days to critique. Probably
not much longer will be required for Apple Mac. But I think that it is
worth a try. I have a new bank card and I can afford it now....
Dan Goodman
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