http://windows7review.com/is-windows-7-getting-a-fair-chance/ Windows 7 Software Review, Windows 7 Review, Windows 7 Laptop Review, Windows 7 Desktop Review Mon, 26 Oct 2009 19:41:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 http://windows7review.com/is-windows-7-getting-a-fair-chance/comment-page-1/#comment-3 yrjokin Fri, 05 Dec 2008 13:56:59 +0000 http://www.windows7review.com/?p=48#comment-3 Who are you to decide that people can't dislike Microsoft or write reviews if they don't? You have done exactly what you are demanding others don't do. You have already decided that you will use Windows 7! Based on what exactly? Microsoft is a criminal organisation as far as I am concerned and I will not pay for their products again. I don't want a company accessing information from my PC - I bought XP Pro because it kept messing up I wanted to be able to re-install it. Until it said I could no longer do so because I had installed it too many times. Because it was breaking down all the time. Admittedly, I could have fixed it most of the time but why should I? I wanted a 'fresh' install on account of the registry faults (and I have no inclination to learn how to fix those problems!!). It was already installed on both my machines but I bought it so that I would have the freedom of being able to re-install it. On the desktop (the laptop was always fine as I never experimented on that) I re-installed about 6-8 times when I was told I could no longer use the install disk! That is criminal! And so is the spying and control freakery. It is exactly why I don't have an iPhone but will soon have the G1 from HTC and Google. On a happier note: millions of people have Microsoft's criminality to thank for steering them toward a far superior OS. Linux Who are you to decide that people can’t dislike Microsoft or write reviews if they don’t?
You have done exactly what you are demanding others don’t do. You have already decided that you will use Windows 7!
Based on what exactly?
Microsoft is a criminal organisation as far as I am concerned and I will not pay for their products again.
I don’t want a company accessing information from my PC – I bought XP Pro because it kept messing up I wanted to be able to re-install it. Until it said I could no longer do so because I had installed it too many times. Because it was breaking down all the time. Admittedly, I could have fixed it most of the time but why should I? I wanted a ‘fresh’ install on account of the registry faults (and I have no inclination to learn how to fix those problems!!). It was already installed on both my machines but I bought it so that I would have the freedom of being able to re-install it. On the desktop (the laptop was always fine as I never experimented on that) I re-installed about 6-8 times when I was told I could no longer use the install disk! That is criminal! And so is the spying and control freakery.
It is exactly why I don’t have an iPhone but will soon have the G1 from HTC and Google.
On a happier note: millions of people have Microsoft’s criminality to thank for steering them toward a far superior OS. Linux

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