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Hmmm, you were afraid of a heated debate, yet you get riled up at a person who's agreeing with you. Life's short, man...relax. I just got back from London and the UK two months ago. Awesome, awesome place. Too nice to be riled up in!
It honestly was. My wife and I took 5,000 photos, and we got to see just about all the touristy things. I'd move there in a heartbeat, if I found a job there. I stayed in the Hilton on Edgeware Road, and was blown away at how well I could get around using the buses and Tube. We bought Oyster cards that covered us for the week.
I just hope if it's getting too much attention, MS won't decide to change it in the up-coming SP.
If MS is truly riled up at the way factory bloatware installs are weighing down Win7, then they should encourage Users to clean reinstall to enjoy unhindered Win7. Now that computer maker's no longer provide an Install DVD (so that they can enforce sponsor's bloatware) Users have no choice but to borrow or find an installer and if necessary unlock all versions.
It's no longer necessary to do the surgery yourself. Just extract the ISO using ImgBurn, run the ei.cfg removal tool which leaves the ISO intact and ready to burn an all-versions DVD. Then install with Product Key on COA sticker, which sometimes requires a robocall to MS during activation to sort your key from batch.
Last edited by gregrocker; 20 Oct 2010 at 13:24.