How many times have I told you... ?

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Sar

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Heh, I use AVG 6.0 - free and functional.

Nuff said really :)
 
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raw.

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They suck bad, ill never install anything NA again
 
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xenon2000

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I'm surprised the McAffee lot don't get sued more often for their program's frequent misinformation resulting in system b0rkage. Bastards, the lot of 'em.
 
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Wij

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Can they sue me for saying that McAffee touch up kiddies ?
 
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xane

Guest
not if you spell the company name wrong they can't.
 
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Wij

Guest
MacAffee touched me up when I was a kid and said they didn't regret it and they hoped to do it to Tony Blairs kids too !!!!!!!!!!
 
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djpringle

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Originally posted by bigbb
Gah! Multinational conglomerates.
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ah bollocks to that, big up the big flat, maid n driver and tax free salary global empire builders :clap:

ok this is a very biased view:D
 
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.cage

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Also, PGP doesn't work on XP
Although this is probably due to the fact that XP is shit, not NA
 
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Embattle

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Or XP makes it harder for shit programs to fook it up ;)
 
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.cage

Guest
amusing really
if you install PGP, XP won't boot
 
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.cage

Guest
It's not lies, you can't even boot XP up after installing PGP, a fairly popular and useful program.

Such a fantastic OS, isn't it.
 
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Summo

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I'm told that the basic functions of PGP 6.5.x and 7.x versions appear to work properly in Windows XP, if the PGPnet component is not installed. There are problems with the PGPdisk drive not appearing in Windows Explorer, and there are problems with the Outlook and Outlook Express plugins and their expected PGP buttons (icons) on the tool bars. At least one person reports not being able to install PGP 7.0.x to an NTFS partition.

I've had no problems with PGP 7.0.something on XP Pro here.
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