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Well, it was a commercial, for profit enterprise.

• vezycash 8y ago
  Let's assume the ffg scenarios: * Some people don't know how to download ISO files from the internet. Or even how to use them * Some have poor internet / limited bandwidth * Their laptops isn't booting and don't want their files wiped by recovery mode If a technician is to provide repair discs to people in this scenario - no Windows Keys - should the technician customers this disc for free?
  • ferongr 8y ago
    This "thought experiment" has nothing to with the case at hand i.e. selling counterfeit recovery disks with identical labels and marking for profit.
• strathmeyer 8y ago
  Damn how much jail time has Microsoft done for the stuff they've been found guilty of?