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HP and many other PC manufacturers preload largely useless apps on the systems they sell.
HP and many other PC manufacturers preload largely useless apps on the systems they sell.
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to "shovelware". Aside from that, Dells aren't good for any price. Why would I
buy a worthless Dell, let alone a refurbished one? Seriously, put down the crack
pipe.
- Crap on My New Computer
- by rlking1 July 18, 2007 8:20 PM PDT
- Geez guys, I'm really not into IM, Texting, blogging and so on - my business takes up way too much of every day. I purchased a new HP to get faster processing speeds for multiple applications over 3 months ago. Why am I not using it?? For one thing, trying to remove all of the crap you're talking about without hosing anything up. Second reason - that ##)*L:#!!@ security that won't let me use anything without clicking an approval. I've been a computer guy for almost 40 years, and I DON'T need my computer babysitting my content. Last, and definitely not least, I can't get Vista to run any of my normal business software!! (Publisher, Photoshop, etc.) And I can't even send the blessed thing back, since I've gone over the warranty period. Aaarrrggghhh....pulling my hair out!! Can anyone help? (By the way, there is no apparent increase in processor power.)
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