Re: What to know when setting up a Dell
- From: "jameshanley39@xxxxxxxxxxx" <jameshanley39@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2007 08:55:14 -0800 (PST)
On 13 Dec, 07:37, "Richard Colton" <webmaster@ NO PORK PRODUCTS
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On Dec 13, 12:34 am, "Les Hemmings"
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jameshanle...@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Setting up a Dell.. You should know a few things
You need decrapifier...
That opening line was largely because I wrote it in response to
another post. It was an inappropriate line for a post in a new
thread.
Interesting that you say I need a decrapifier and then leave an
obviously crap line.
You seem to be the opposite of a decrapifier.
For someone handing out advice it would be advisable if you checked exactly
what the decrapifier is before getting offended by it.
I never got offended. Anyhow..
Now that I see it is a piece of software to remove trials and such..
The implication is that Dell CDs put crapa on systems.. My experience
has been that they do not.
The Dell win xp CD just puts windows xp on there. No other software
that I saw. I wasn't looking with a magnifying glass, but clearly it
did not put any crap on there.
And the driver CD was just drivers.
Dells are used by many companies.. Companies have IT depts with
techies, who do not some horrible software thrust upon them . They do
things their way, with e.g. the AV they want. That may be the Network
Edition of Norton AV(if there is one) or network edition of Sophos
AV. Or maybe just a regular freeware anti virus scanning computers
over the network.
If you have something to add, like if Dell can sometimes send out
something like a single cd, full of crap, then that is worth a
mention.. Or if Dell when they ship the computer, have a load of crap
in it, then that too is worth a mention...I don't know much about
that.
But if you have those 2 CDs I mention, from Dell, then you can set up
a Dell machine and you do not get crap. You could prob use a regular
win xp cd instead of te Dell cd, then a dell driver cd, though i have
not tried it.
2 interesting mentioned in a blog
http://chris.pirillo.com/2006/07/26/the-pc-de-crapifier/
Currently, it is targeted for use on most Dell machines; however it
will theoretically run on anything that has the software listed below...
[And in the comment on the blog, below]
This has got to be one of the most useful tools ever. It's called the
PC De-Crapifier. The tool was formerly called the Dell De-Crapifier,
but recently had a name change
Anyhow.. the method I speak of is how many techies are setting up
Dells, with no crap. It is a standard method.
I do not "need" or have any use for the PC/Dell decrapifier/de-
crapifier. In that method described.
.
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