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Re: [Update] Windows 10 Discussion

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Originally Posted by Itshim View Post
between Microsoft and LG. The spyware is installed via a Microsoft update and it seems this could affect monitors that were purchased unto 3 years ago.


Anyone still using Windows 11 and have a LG monitor check your driver updates

I am seeing could affect monitors.TWICE Sorry I didn't read something that's not here, not arguing that your are wrong . My only concern is that I have a LG TV , so was trying and failing to learn if this would in anyway effect me. So sorry to be so stupid

---------- Post added at 17:38 ---------- Previous post was at 17:37 ----------
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If you connect a Newer LG TV or Monitor it silently without asking pulls the LG Monitor controller and installs this on your computer . This software has system wide permissions and has access to the internet. Remember this asks no permission yet gets global permissions
This was from my very first post on the subject thread I posted . Tell me how you missed that
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