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For those of you struggling with recent changes to Windows XP, you
might be very interested in Brian Livingston's article, provocatively
entitled "Genuine Advantage is Microsoft spyware" in the June 15th
issue of his Windows Secrets newsletter. The article provides a clear
description of this new Microsoft addition to the Windows system
software, the (many) problems that have been reported, and what you can
do about it.
I encourage you to subscribe. It's a great resource for Windows users,
and also contains useful and regularly updated information on what
Livingston considers the minimum "security baseline" for Windows
computers. I find his advice clear and credible, and worth paying
attention to. Best of all, the basic newsletter is free. (If I used my
Windows computer more, I'd probably upgrade to the paid version of the
newsletter.)
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