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Isn't there a method by which Samsung can deliver to Microsoft the set of drivers required for their hardware, to solve this exact problem? Is this a matter of
by bentcorner 11y ago
Isn't there a method by which Samsung can deliver to Microsoft the set of drivers required for their hardware, to solve this exact problem?
Is this a matter of Samsung not wanting to go through the WHQL process?
- crdoconnor 11y agoIt's possible that Microsoft have been covertly throttling the WHQL process to punish Samsung somehow. They are competing head on with Microsoft in a number of other markets (tablets, etc.), and WHQL is not really subject to much, if any, legal scrutiny.
- PlzSnow 11y agoabsurd nonsense
- SmellyGeekBoy 11y agoYes, I hear 9/11 was an inside job as well...
- crdoconnor 11y agoSomebody clearly wasn't around in the 90s.
- SmellyGeekBoy 11y agoI was born in 1984, I remember the 90s well... If Apple have completely reinvented themselves, why not Microsoft?
- peteri 11y agoAs far as I know WHQL is automated so it's unlikely. i.e. you test it rather than MS and submit the results to them. MS then sign the driver package and pass it back. Don't think there are any humans involved.