Gadgehit writes: "Microsoft is suing UK electronics retailer, Comet, for allegedly creating and sell unauthorised CDs for its Windows operating systems. Microsoft claim that Comet created more than 94,000 Windows recovery discs, for Windows Vista and Windows XP operating systems, and sold them to consumers, which Microsoft believes was unfair to consumers."
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I don't know why they are only targeting Comet, I remember buying a PC from PCWorld years ago with the same recovery disc-type thing. Honestly, I don't think MS has a case, unless it states in it's license agreement that it is illegal to distribute recovery discs.
I am confused by the fact that if Windows was installed on the computer, but the problem is with the "Recovery" disc. Then is the original install valid and the Recovery disc the problem or does that mean the original install wasn't ever valid?
And if the original install is valid then where is the disc for the copy of Windows?
Me right now ---> o_0 Fuuuuuuuuuuu..... *Mind Blown*
uk retail groups have been pulling this shit for years i have never received a windows disc with any oc i have bought only a partition to make a recovery disc thats why i started building my own these retailers are crooks