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		| Atrocities said: I just got my confirmation about the HP suite yestarday.  Sure enough people are pissed off about the OS being stored on a partition of the HD and not getting a back up disk with the info.  (Kinda hard to install an OS when the OS is on the drive that FAILED!!!!)
 
 It asks me to sign a statement swaring that I am the ORIGINAL owner of the PC.  Well I am not..... by that I mean this..
 
 It was sent to me DIRECTLY from HP as a new Computer, however, it did belong to someone before me as I discovered when the CDROM failed.  So what do I do??? Do I say I am the original owner?  I cannot, I have to call the law firm that is handling the case and be advised.  I will not purger myself for a free copy of an OS that should have been given with the PC!  HP is EVIL!!
 
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 Well do remember, you don't own any Microsoft OS, you lease it. That is what the EULA says, its leased not brought. I would imagine that produces all sorts of horrible legal problems, or at least expensive ones knowing lawyers 
 
Seriously though good luck fighting this and I hope you do win. Never much liked HP, always seemed like a bunch of jumped up printer makers. A nice bit of embaressment and coughing up for being tight on new PCs would do them some good. 
