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With so many of burned by VISTA I for one will not make the move to WIN 7. It seems you can not go from XP to 7 as it is based on VISTA so it has to live on the computer to up grade. MS has forced garbage down our throats long enough. My company needs to upgrade our computers but refused to do so as everything has VISTA. We are looking at Apple and or Linux based systems. At home I'm building the server and work stations myself so I can get what I want using LINUX. So MS has lost a long time customer from the origins of the PC to date. MS will never build a better APPLE nor should it. There is no excuse for building virus prone software in this day and age. MS paranoia has led them to manufacture in the back doors that hackers capitalize on to wreck havoc. We should be able to bring legal action vs MS for any and all damage wrought or enabled by their software. MS get your collective heads out of Uranus and get real with your OS. MFGRS stop bundling your systems with their OS, until then I would suggest the public and industry refuse to use your boxes or their software. Their wallets speak louder than our voices.

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