M
Mac
What a joke - this beta installs itself with an end tagline of
testtesttest.... and it then won't even uninstall properly (I let it run in
"complete" mode for 30 secs and cancelled)...
Gosh, I skipped past the user agreement without saving that part to my
clipboard... now when I reinstall it I don't get the option to review the
user agreement again. WTF?
testtesttest.... and it then won't even uninstall properly (I let it run in
"complete" mode for 30 secs and cancelled)...
Gosh, I skipped past the user agreement without saving that part to my
clipboard... now when I reinstall it I don't get the option to review the
user agreement again. WTF?
M
Mac
Now I've "uninstalled", and rebooted (twice) it won't give me the User
Agreement again... someone else can post that here maybe...
So I downloaded something beta from MS, agreed to something beta,
"uninstalled" - something beta.
Why the heck would I want to entrust MS with my system with this thing they
call beta? It's less than alpha...
Agreement again... someone else can post that here maybe...
So I downloaded something beta from MS, agreed to something beta,
"uninstalled" - something beta.
Why the heck would I want to entrust MS with my system with this thing they
call beta? It's less than alpha...
B
Bill Yanaire
Microsoft's release software is full of bugs. Why on earth would you
install a BETA product on Vista?
Problems....Problems....Problems....
install a BETA product on Vista?
Problems....Problems....Problems....
J
Jupiter Jones [MVP]
NEVER install Beta anything from any source unless you are prepared
for total data loss and a Clean Installation of the operating system
to resolve any issues.
While Beta rarely cause such extreme issues, by their nature they are
potentially damaging to the operating system and Data.
"Why the heck would I want to entrust MS with my system"
You're not, it is a Beta.
Everything is entrusted to you and only you are responsible.
This applies to Beta from any source, not just Microsoft.
for total data loss and a Clean Installation of the operating system
to resolve any issues.
While Beta rarely cause such extreme issues, by their nature they are
potentially damaging to the operating system and Data.
"Why the heck would I want to entrust MS with my system"
You're not, it is a Beta.
Everything is entrusted to you and only you are responsible.
This applies to Beta from any source, not just Microsoft.
A
Adam Albright
You mean like Vista? Everybody knows so far it's just a beta.
J
Jupiter Jones [MVP]
Still stalking as is typical of you.
Windows Vista is not a Beta, but your useless remarks depend on that.
Your inability to Run Windows Vista is more reflective or your
abilities.
Many claim to know less than you claim and yet have far more success.
It seems yet again you simply can not control yourself and pass one of
my posts without making some comment.
And as usual, you have contributed NOTHING to what the OP has said.
All very typical of you.
Post back as I am sure you will.
Your ego probably needs it, no other purpose will be served.
Good bye stalker Adam.
Windows Vista is not a Beta, but your useless remarks depend on that.
Your inability to Run Windows Vista is more reflective or your
abilities.
Many claim to know less than you claim and yet have far more success.
It seems yet again you simply can not control yourself and pass one of
my posts without making some comment.
And as usual, you have contributed NOTHING to what the OP has said.
All very typical of you.
Post back as I am sure you will.
Your ego probably needs it, no other purpose will be served.
Good bye stalker Adam.
A
Adam Albright
Still bellyaching about posters that disagree with your narrow
opinions I see. How typical of you.
Pointing out your blunders and your undying blind devotion to
Microsoft isn't stalking, I consider it a public service I'm happy to
provide.
T
The poster formly known as Nina DiBoy
Adam said:
I concur!
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