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Interesting. I wonder what stopped them mandating this on x86? (Intel cough)

• wmf 15y ago
  Windows 7, actually. It isn't signed.
  • kijin 15y ago
    As usual, Microsoft's own products are the most troublesome competitors to its newer products.
  • drivebyacct2 15y ago
    And what happens when Windows 9 for ARM comes out and it's signed with a new set of keys that existing locked-down ARM netbooks don't have?
    • wmf 15y ago
      Why would that happen? Why would MS deny themselves that upgrade revenue?
    • lmm 15y ago
      What, because MS is going to drop their old keys behind the sofa?