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If uninstalling it breaks things, at least one of these must be true: 1. It should not be uninstallable and MS screwed up by making it so. 2. The uninstaller
by kstrauser 2y ago
If uninstalling it breaks things, at least one of these must be true:
1. It should not be uninstallable and MS screwed up by making it so.
2. The uninstaller is broken and MS screwed up by making it so.
Either path is MS’s fault, not the user’s.