What's to say MS won't use this to turn off even legitamate copies of XP once Vista ships and XP get to end-of-life. They may feel they have the right since it's their license you h(ave/ad) the right to buy and use, but they're no longer supporting. They may figure you have the right to pay for a shiny new OS (that they make, of course).
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What's to say MS won't use this to turn off even legitamate copies of XP once Vista ships and XP get to end-of-life. They may feel they have the right since it's their license you h(ave/ad) the right to buy and use, but they're no longer supporting. They may figure you have the right to pay for a shiny new OS (that they make, of course).