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To: sandeep who wrote (22442)	10/24/2001 2:04:25 PM
From: Lee Lichterman III	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 52237

OT I read the white papers on it and it was something like a snap shot of 15 critical components of your computer, many of them redundand like the chipset on your motherboard etc that wouldn't really matter but it looked at my hard drives, memory, boards etc. It stated that it took this snap shot and fed it back to MSFT for licensing rights and that you could change out 2-3 components without a problem in the ideal. Maybe, maybe not but why risk it? As I said, Media player is a pain and this was their test dummy for this concept. When I lost my Hard drive, I had to install all my data including songs from a CD backup. When I went to play my MP3s, MSFT refused to let me play anything I had recorded myself because the license rights wouldn't transfer. I had burned over 200 CDs and still haven't redone them. What a waste of time! I am looking to load some "gold" program freeware that I heard was good and then will promptly uninstall the media player. Whoops,, looks like the release just came out and the street likes it. Have to go find the news then get out the door to the store. Good Luck, Lee