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Originally Posted by Ethan_Kaizer  To be honest, mistakes happen. I'd rather be over protected than under protected. |
While i can understand this. When the mistakes cost your users their system. There has to be a line drawn. If Microsoft had released the update people would be in a uproar.
When you have your AV which is supposted to protect you tell you that a legit system file is bad and you delete it causing your system to break down with no chance of easy recovery it hurts.
It wouldnt matter if you were protected or not at that point. Cant boot then.
The flash thing while not as big cause some flash can be bad. The Windows file one was big. That one hurt them a bit. This is only compounding it for them cause now people are 2nd guessing using AVG.