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ntl customer · 31-05-2006, 01:13

I would disable it, regardless of whether you have a legit copy or not. It's a drain and consumes resources un-necessarily and even if you have a legit copy, why do you need Microsoft to watch over you all the time like big brother?

You don't have a representative from Dabs coming round to check everytime you print something from your printer to check that it's not been pinched, so why have it on Windows?

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It's a bit tricky to disable and Microsoft have went out of their way to make an "ordinary" user disable it easily, but if you have the right tools and a bit of know-how, it's possible to get rid of it for good. I won't go into methods or how to's here, but it is possible.

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ntl customer cf.geek Join Date: Jun 2003 Services: Weddings, christenings, barmitzvahs and funerals. Posts: 859	Re: WgaLogon.dll I would disable it, regardless of whether you have a legit copy or not. It's a drain and consumes resources un-necessarily and even if you have a legit copy, why do you need Microsoft to watch over you all the time like big brother? You don't have a representative from Dabs coming round to check everytime you print something from your printer to check that it's not been pinched, so why have it on Windows? ---------- Post added at 01:13 ---------- Previous post was at 00:14 ---------- It's a bit tricky to disable and Microsoft have went out of their way to make an "ordinary" user disable it easily, but if you have the right tools and a bit of know-how, it's possible to get rid of it for good. I won't go into methods or how to's here, but it is possible.