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PC Magazine October 16, 2007 Larry Seltzer	Microsoft on the .Info Block Note to software giant: applying blanket rules isn't good security.
PC Magazine October 16, 2007 Lloyd Case	But It's a Genuine Microsoft Cd! After formatting and trying to install XP, I get setup errors telling me particular files (it names them one at a time) can't be copied.
PC Magazine October 16, 2007 Neil J. Rubenking	Tweaking SendTo in Vista Trying to install the PowerToy into Vista.
InternetNews September 28, 2007 Stuart J. Johnston	Would You Like 'XP' With That PC? Microsoft says that, despite Windows Vista's popularity, some customers still want XP so it's extending the older system's commercial availability until next summer.
PC Magazine September 26, 2007 David A. Karp	Vista's Flash for the Rest of Us For eye candy, Vista's funky Aero interface carries a high cost-hefty hardware requirements, not to mention the cost of the OS-but even XP users can press their faces to the window.
PC World September 27, 2007 Harry McCracken	Microsoft's Copy Protection: Time to Mend It--Or End It Windows Genuine Advantage isn't just flaky and intrusive. It's an affront to all of us who pay Microsoft for our software.
PC World September 26, 2007 Stuart J. Johnston	Microsoft Plugs a Gallery of Critical Holes Microsoft's recent patch includes six critical fixes... Vista improvements that are unavailable via Automatic Updates... Symantec adds to Internet Explorer's woes...
PC World September 26, 2007 Scott Mueller	Reduce Your PC's Power and Operating Costs A few simple tweaks to the BIOS and to Windows' power settings can cut your PC power bill by more than half.
PC World September 26, 2007 Lincoln Spector	Trouble With a Major PC Application When one of your most frequently used applications loses its zip or won't work reliably at all, do you have to reinstall it?
PC World September 26, 2007 LIncoln Spector	The Windows Genuine Advantage Disadvantage What could possibly go wrong with a Microsoft surveillance program that watches your PC and potentially denies you continued use of the original operating system?
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