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Neil
Frank said:DP wrote:
Uhhh...don't tell them. They think they've found the key to the Empire!
Answer:...no difference!
Absolutely nothing.
But don't tell them.
Frank
What if the Linux user also ran a non-genuine Windows OS install? Could he
not transfer what he had downloaded on his linux installation and use it to
keep his Windows installation up-to-date illegally? Could he redistribute
the things he had downloaded to all his friends who share his non-genuine
Windows installation and keep them up-to-date to?
I supposed that the point of it was not that this person managed to fool the
WGA system, but that the WGA system can be easily fooled into handing out
updates to people who should not have them. Given that, the pain some
people seem to have to go through by being falsely accused by the WGA system
and denied legitimate updates seems doubly unnecessary. [I have been twice
denied access to updates because WGA failed. Though never yet on this Vista
installation, both were on XP].
Neil