As far as what the activation process does, I'm just going on the
article I read a few weeks ago... Right or wrong when I read the
articly it was the last straw for me and I'm glad I've taken a step
away from the Microsoft universe.
Yeah, I'm not planning on running it at home, either - and none
On Tuesday 11 September 2001 14:21, you wrote:
As far as what the activation process does, I'm just going on the
article I read a few weeks ago... Right or wrong when I read the
articly it was the last straw for me and I'm glad I've taken a step
away from the Microsoft universe.
Yeah, I'm
..There's actually a bigger issue at stake. Win XP is actually taking
a fingerpint of your system. Your NIC, HDD, CD-ROM, CPU, etc all have
unique serial numbers and Win XP gathers them all up with your name and
address and sends them to Redmond, WA so you can get an unlocking code
in return
