[NTLUG:Discuss] OT help request

[Mike Hart]

I'd think the answer lies in the Microsoft EULA about DRM. 

It would appear that computer #2 was turned off by some rights holder (like SONY maybe?) because that computer was a distributor of copyrighted material and the break is occuring on a 'distribution'. (whether or not ANY JPEG is copyrighted is not the point.. the EULA's allow them to modify your computers ability to do  stuff whenever they feel you've infringed their rights.)


--- On Mon, 11/17/08, Fred <fredstevens at yahoo.com> wrote:
If that works ok, like I think it will, the question is: what could cause 
the problem and, if the answer to that one is a worm or trojan, why 
don't the popular anti- programs (Spybot, Adaware, etc) pick it up?