Flaws in tech support tools open PCs to attack

If it was my friend: I would have plugged that hole right away.

Also I can't believe that you went through all of that for a DVD players. You can buy a new DVD Dual Layer burner for lass than $50 delivered to your door. Why would you want Dell to replace a POS DVD ROM that broke with another POS (straight from the cheapest PC component vendor on the planet) that will certainly do the same?; Posted by: msolgeek Posted on: 02/27/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Wrong msolgeek | 02/27/07

You're half right ejhonda | 02/27/07

"CLUELESS" Ole Man | 02/27/07

Unfortunately... Ginevra | 02/27/07

I had Dell use it. lisaistheone@... | 02/27/07

If it was my friend msolgeek | 02/27/07

Good Ole Symantec rickk@... | 02/28/07

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