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Originally Posted by Felinix_Devotion
My Windows tried to auto-update to it this morning, soon stopped that.
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Mine tried it last night. I'm happy with IE6 and I just don't want IE7 and for Microsoft to try to sneak it in like this I think is underhand. When I get a new PC, fine, OK I'll have it then, but for the remaining time I have this one, I'll stick with the browser I have.
Some people seem to be having a lot of problems with version 7 and I just don't want the hassle of "fixing something that ain't broke", finding V7 doesn't work properly on my PC, trying to roll back to 6, not being a techie getting myself in a real pickle, confused etc...I don't need the aggravation.
Apple did the same thing. I couldn't connect to their music store and the way to fix it was to update to their latest version of iTunes. I was quite happy with my version and the latest one is clunky and sometimes freezes. I know technology moves on etc but I wish that when stuff works they would just leave it alone for a while!
No Mr Gates I do not want the "latest version of Windows Live Messenger"....mine works quite well at the moment (though with msn stuff just because it works today is no guarantee it will work tomorrow so I'm tempting fate), I don't want IE7 either.....no Apple I don't want the latest version of iTunes...What I want is just for stuff to work and to be left alone to enjoy them!