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Ron Jeffries
After running the scan and so on, the software offered me
the opportunity to set a whole bunch of pages back to
what microsoft considers the default. Like, for example,
my default IE startup page, which is emphatically NOT
MSN. I declined the offer, but the change had already
been made.
There are about 25 total pages that it sets; default
search items and so on. It apparently doesn't let you
leave it the way it was.
The software needs not to recognize google.com as a
malware home page or search engine, and similar things.
Next thing will it be removing Java development IDEs and
replacing them with Visual Studio?
Just teasing, but really, it went too far in this case.
the opportunity to set a whole bunch of pages back to
what microsoft considers the default. Like, for example,
my default IE startup page, which is emphatically NOT
MSN. I declined the offer, but the change had already
been made.
There are about 25 total pages that it sets; default
search items and so on. It apparently doesn't let you
leave it the way it was.
The software needs not to recognize google.com as a
malware home page or search engine, and similar things.
Next thing will it be removing Java development IDEs and
replacing them with Visual Studio?
Just teasing, but really, it went too far in this case.