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Story: Firms urged to use unauthorised Windows patch
Posted by: Nobody (Wednesday 4 January 2006, 5:37 PM)
Maybe it's me or something, and I am a little paranoid, But to accept a supposed third-party patch, for a virus is kinda crazy. What if the patch is the cause of the virus, I mean, we can't trust Microsoft in the first place, but it's better than trusting a third-party sometimes. How many times have you downloaded a third-party plugin or extra and don't they always warn you? How do we know it's not the same thing this time? How do we know it won't cause the virus and that's it's just some guys making crap up? But that's me. I'm a paranoid psycho, So you don't have to listen to me.
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Story: Firms urged to use unauthorised Windows patch
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Un-official patches can be considered helpfull. B... Anonymous -
which would you consider more trustworthy:
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It is only one personal opinion but---the pat... Bruce White
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I went to the download site and received this mess... John
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I am not an expert but I took the advice writ... John L.
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John L.
>After installing it and followi... John Doh -
Go here
http://tinyurl.com/cos3x
or here
http://t... john
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Maybe it's me or something, and I am a little... Nobody -
Don't be so hard on your self. You are n... Anonymous
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In the end whether you install the... John Doh
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To John L and others.
Windows paint and third part... john
