PCEverything writes: Microsoft finally allows users to remove software that they include on your system when you buy their operating system. In response to the EU's protests and the US's anti-trust suits they are finally allowing users to remove key programs like Internet Explorer and Media Player from their system by placing an icon in the Control Panel.
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Haha it;s about time they gave us some choice. I never use IE.
And there it is.
Then what's the point?
If they're still there, they're still using system resources even when idle, *STILL* acting as a backdoor for hackers and viruses, what's the point?
Why the f*ck couldn't MS do the job right and make programs that you'd want to use instead of concentrating on making you have to use them.
Yay! IE8 and WM11 FTL!!!
It just lets you think you did. Any software that can reinstall itself after you've uninstalled it has never really been uninstalled at all...