>Windows is installing updates
>20 minutes later it's good to go
>"We've removed Speccy from your PC since it doesn't work with this version of Windows"
>updating Windows
The reason it removed it was because it was known to have an old version of CPU-Z that was broken and causing BSOD.
Install an up to date version, protip: speccy fixed the issue and released an update.
dumb frogposter
>>52401864
>willingly using windows 10
You don't deserve any better op.
If you're too stupid to understand why it removed it then there's no hope for you.
>>52401864
>speccy
Based windows doing you a favor op
>>52402037
dumb dumb frogposter poster
stupid, dumb
frogposting scum
>>52401864
holly fucking shit is that real?
>>52401864
>reddit frog
Wrong tab faggot.
>>52401864
>windows
>>52401864
>nonfree shitware that does nothing useful
sounds like windows did you a favor senpai
>2017
>Windows detects adblocker
>"We've uninstalled [adblocker] since it is against the ToS"
It will happen and windows users will defend this.
>>52401864
>using an OS that you have no control over
Is windows users literally retarded?
>>52403426
Dumb Drake poster
>>52403518
I screencaped this, for the future.
>>52402555
Ok, so next time Windows fucks up their Matlab support, will they remove it completely from the system?
Because it sounds like they would.
LOL, not going back to windows anymore.
>>52401864
i always turn off windows update
that shit is malware
>>52403795
windows is malware you fucking idiot.
>hurr im part of the botnet. how do i fix this?
>i know! ill just stop using the internet
fucking windows users.
>>52403857
Someone should survey /g/ to see how many people actually know what a botnet is.
>>52403518
and the tech savvy people will edit their registry to allow adblocker, while the normies will have to suffer through ads so we don't have to
>>52401864
>"We've removed Speccy from your PC since it doesn't work with this version of Windows"
AYY
>>52403933
Botnet
>Evil guy install software on your computer that allows him to do more or less anything he wants with it
Windows
>Comes pre-installed with software that lets microsoft do anything they want with it, e.g., uninstall programs they don't like
You're right. The difference is that windows comes pre-packaged with the bot software. Us normal folk have to go on the internet and get infected manually.
>>52403987
>it's not shit if I just add enough hotsauce to it!
That's nice.
>>52401937
>Using windows
>>52402471
>>52402037
Shills on a triggerpoint
>>52403987
>Breaching EULA to get shit done
>>52404082
>>52404145
if something is 90% good and 10% bad, isn't it worth using?
>>52404173
no you must use 90% broken system because it is "free"
>>52401990
This is dumb though it shouldn't remove any of my programs in my computer for any stupid reason
Speccy worked fine and it just magically says it doesn't work so it removes it without my permission?
>>52404192
>>52404173
Enjoy being a criminal niggers
>>52404145
The EULA isn't legally bonding
Its my system I should be able to do what I want with it
is incompatible software quarantined somewhere
>>52404235
>He doesn't think the EULA has legal value
Hahahahahaa
>>52404235
>Its my system
>windows users actually think they own their OS
lmao. best one so far.
>>52404284
It doesn't
Eula's have been thrown out in so many courts because it violates peoples rights as well as being unreasonably long or complicated to understand
Eula's have no legal binding what so ever. All those Eula's saying you can't form a class action suit are all void
>>52404336
Holy shit
Guys get a load of this nigger
>>52404393
Nice comeback
>>52404336
>An End User License Agreement (EULA) is a legal contract between a software application author or publisher and the user of that application.
What the fuck are you on?
>>52404429
Just because they say its legal doesn't mean its legally binding or even valid
You can't waive your rights in any legal document
>>52404336
https://www.rocketlawyer.com/article/breach-of-contract-what-happens-now.rl
>>52404213
Speccy didn't work fine though. It was rare, but it caused BSODs. I had one myself several months back, which was the first BSOD I'd seen in years. It was just after upgrading my GPU as well (when I opened Speccy to take a new screenshot), so I thought that was fucked.
>>52404235
>>52404336
https://www.eff.org/wp/dangerous-terms-users-guide-eulas
>>52404462
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/End-user_license_agreement
See enforceability of eulas
>>52404451
You accepted their terms and condiditons
You are using their intellectual property
Buying a copy of Windows you did not buy their software design or core settings
You are liable to follow the legal contract.
The mental gymnastics some windows users use to justify their choice of OS is amazing.
>>52404585
Not in Europe. EULAs have been proven time and again to mean jack shit in court, whether you agree to them or not.
http://www.destructoid.com/eu-court-rejects-eulas-says-digital-games-can-be-resold-230641.phtml
>>52404572
>licensed and not sold
Its not YOUR system, you are marely licensed to use it
>>52404585
Its not legally binding though
I can't be reasonably held liable to agree to a shrink wrap EULA that is far too long to reasonably comprehend and voids my consumer rights
>tfw windows 10 is comfy af
>>52404657
>I read 3 words out of that entire article
I live in a state where the product is a good and not a service
>>52404663
>far too long to reasonably comprehend
Unawareness is not an excuse when breaching agreements
>>52404734
The EULA for iTunes is over 50 pages long
>>52404698
So you do admit you are breaching the willingly EULA
>>52404760
So you do admit you are breaching the EULA willingly*
>>52404760
No it means the EULA regardless of what it says and regardless if I agreed to it is completely void in my state
>>52404674
I heard that it takes longer to boot than win8. Is that true? Any downsides to updating 8 to 10?
>>52401990
but this is the wrong approach... I'd understand a message indicating to review the log for conflicting/outdated software but let the user have the final say on whether the software is removed or not.
>>52404774
So you are able to justify distributing (or pirating ) illegal copies of softwares because you were unaware of the EULA
>>52404822
The EULA is not legally binding and has no legal implications in my state
I'm not pirating it if the EULA is void
>keep my software up-to-date
>nothing gets removed when updating OS
feels gucci
>>52404848
>A license agreement has no legal implications in my state
citation needed
>>52404848
Ugh dude just stop, where do you even live?
>>52401864
Except this is total bullshit OP
fuck off your as bad as or worse than the Linux Luddites at this point.
/g/ can't even install or maintain an OS now
go install XP SP2
>>52404885
See
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Millennium_Copyright_Act
>>52404931
This doesn't disprove anything I've said and referenced about the Eula's having no legal binding
Its not the EULA that makes piracy illegal
>>52401864
>Windows is upgrading to the newest build
>this happens once every 4 months
fixd for you. Just reinstall it or stop upgrading the build, faggot
>>52401864
you actually use an operating system that adds and removes apps without any permission from you?
>>52404235
Eula is actually in most cases enforsable
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2010/09/the-end-of-used-major-ruling-upholds-tough-software-licenses/
https://www.us-cert.gov/sites/default/files/publications/EULA.pdf
