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This situation was covered as a potential problem in a recent article ... somewhere, maybe here.
What should you do? Your best option is to get a distribution of Linux that is geared to the desktop, like Ubuntu. I don't mean to be sarcastic or to make an unhelpful suggestion. I really mean this as a possible alternative for you. Ubuntu Linux is very user friendly. You can try it out by using a live CD, which runs very slowly. If you install it to a hard disk it will run as fast as Windows.
If you try this I sincerely predict that you will quickly find that there is no longer any reason to dance to Microsnot's tune. It won't hurt anything to try it.
Good luck.
by jdclyde
I was going to go into calling MS and explaining this and having them clear this up like they did for me more than once, but I like your solution better so I won't say anything about calling MS.
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