Who designed XP Home?

From: JR (j_r_caruso@yahoo.com)
Date: 02/15/03 

From: "JR" <j_r_caruso@yahoo.com>
Date: Sat, 15 Feb 2003 06:33:43 -0800

Who had the responsibility for turning out this piece of %^&*?

1) Why do I have to boot up in safe mode to log in as
administrator?

2) Why can any user who is not an administrator make
themselves an administrator?

3) When I boot into safe mode to log in as administrator
why can't I access files or directories of those users who
have made themselves administrators?

4) Why are most of the NTFS permissions and groups left out
of XP Home?

5) Why do programs that are supposed to be XP compatible
not run under other users' accounts after being installed
by the administrator?

6) Why does the system go to hell after I install Windows
update to the point that I have to reinstall?

7) Can I upgrade to Win98?

Thanks.

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