What jumped out at me was that the 'Compatibility Assistant' actually removed a program (in the screen capture SmartFTP); that's removed, not disabled. Disabli

What jumped out at me was that the 'Compatibility Assistant' actually removed a program (in the screen capture SmartFTP); that's removed, not disabled. Disabling a program which has compatibility issues may be a reasonable action, removal, not so much IANAL, but that seems at the least to be a bloody annoying action, and at the most, anti-competitive as well as anti-consumer.