Bill Frisbee wrote:[color=blue]
> OneCare 1.5 is the only version of OneCare that supports Vista.
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> OneCare 1.5 CAN backup to disk as well.
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> Bill F.
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> "Dr. Heywood Floyd" <dhfloyd@2010.org> wrote in message
> news:OVDO5UpBHHA.4256@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...[color=green]
>> Thanks for that. I just found the ver 1.5 (beta) site. I'll
>> uninstall the version I have and install this beta so as to see if any
>> of the features/options have been improved.
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>> I kinda like the idea of Live OneCare but we MUST have options. It's
>> a deal-breaker without them.
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>> Mark D. VandenBerg wrote:[color=darkred]
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>>> "Dr. Heywood Floyd" <dhfloyd@2010.org> wrote in message
>>> news:%23u69vGpBHHA.996@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>>>> Since the Tune-UP feature of Live OneCare can't be disabled . . .
>>>> Since 'Tune-Up' automatically defrags *ALL* drives on a computer and
>>>> there is NO way of preventing this action . . .
>>>> . . . there is NO way Live OneCare can be allowed to run.
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>>>> *We simply can not allow a process to run on a schedule, that can't
>>>> be disabled, that defrags drives that are huge and contain only very
>>>> large files for storage purposes only.
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>>>> Since the back-up feature of Live OneCare does not offer the option
>>>> to back-up to an internal HD renders that feature useless to me.
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>>>> Is Windows Live OneCare an integral part of Vista that can't be
>>>> disabled or, will we have the option to install/use it - or not?
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>>>> Thanks for any comments
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>>> OneCare is not a part of Vista. You must choose to either purchase
>>> it in the store or download it, and then install it.[/color][/color]
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And, You Can Find Windows Live one Care 1.5 At [url]http://ideas.live.com[/url]