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    Win 7 Ult + Starter, XP Pro +Home, 2kAS, Linux Mint 8, SuperOS
       #11

    So if our original poster, in Virtual naughty mode, were to carefully install his unauthorised software in places other than Program Files, and did not create start menu items (or deleted them), he could possibly avoid obvious detection from the host OS.
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    8 Pro x64
       #12

    fafhrd said:
    Virtual naughty mode
    Sounds like a great name for an app feature :)
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