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Apr 21, 2001, 7:30pm

Amen the system damage on uninstall. This is apparently because it replaces parts of the Windows Kernel with it's own code and
doesn't put it back on uninstall. *thwack* Now I have a busted comp and a huge gap in my network to fix.

I have decided to cease all testing of this product on my equipment due to risk to inevitable damage to my work and/or machinery.
Apparently this is their way of forcing you to purchase it. Not a healthy buisiness practice.

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