You have an option to go back to your XP, just search MS websites. Solutions
have been posted here many times.

Any paranoid thinking is idiotic. People do make mistakes even at MS but
first ensure that your power supply is UNINTERRUPTABLE.

"ninkaroo" <ninkaroo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B1AF6EC8-4ABD-418B-AC15-00AB0B849492@microsoft.com...
> I'm not usually into conspiracy theories,but I think you might be right.
> There are too many people posting the same problem. Surely we couldn't all
> have the same 'set-ups' software and hardware. Clearly we are having
> thesame
> problems on very different set-ups. I think it's about time MS (multiple
> sclerosis?) found a solution and posted an updated 'patch' to correct it.
> When I buy a product I expect it to work properly. I don't expect to have
> to
> call an ambulance or buy bandages to get it working. If they can't do
> that
> then they should issue us all with a replacement for Vista with Windows XP
> pro.
> Ninkaroo
>
> "Carroll412" wrote:
>
>> I have an HP Pavillion with AMD and my wide has an e-machine. We were
>> networked on a wireless account...they are both Vista 32 Home Premium. It
>> cannot be the video cards because they are different. Its gotta to be
>> Vista
>> or a Virus.
>>
>> MSN is not talking (unless you fork out the $59.00.
>>
>> I think the thing we may all have in common is that we do not want to pay
>> for One Live...could Microsoft be behind this issue trying to coersec us
>> into
>> purchasing their "One Care" product line.
>>
>> I know AOL was adding software years ago so you could not install another
>> web agent.
>>
>> Perhaps another class action suit against Microsoft will turn their
>> heads.
>>
>> If you find out the issue let me know. Its just weird that it just
>> started a
>> week or so ago and on my two completely different boxes.
>>
>>
>>