Re: OEM branded XP Home Edition - Who to complain to?
From: Wally (wally@example.net)
Date: 08/08/02
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From: Wally <wally@example.net> Date: Thu, 8 Aug 2002 14:25:32 +0100
In an earlier post, Kyle said...
> On a positive note, I recently bought a Micron and it came with
> their "System restore" disk which is essentially the MS XP disk.
> This is a good thing that I've always liked about Micron, they
> give you the vanilla stuff without a bunch of extra foof.
Well that's good to hear. It seems that for many people, there is a
need to budget for a retail CD copy of XP and also for a decent
manual. Whatever the OEM puts on the disk included with a new machine
is just there to run it up on day one and check basic functions - if
there's something wrong with it it *may* show up then. If all is ok,
use your retail copy to set up the machine as you want.
W.
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