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Q&A: Why do companies put their own software on computers they sell when it slows them down so much?

Sunday, September 5th, 2010

Question by Sean M: Why do companies put their own software on computers they sell when it slows them down so much?
If you install just a clean version of Windows XP Home your computer will start up in like 10 seconds.

But every computer you buy these days (even IBM) is loaded down with crap that makes it take forever to start. My brother has a Sony VIAO and it is un-f’ing-believable. Like it can take upwards of 4-5 minutes to start up or shut down!

Not to mention that NO ONE one planet earth needs any of the garbage they put on. It’s all right there in the freaking Operating System.

So why do they do it? Isn’t bringing the computers you sell to a crawl a bad idea from a business perspective?

If I started my own company I would sell “fast” computers by just no tputting crap on them and pocketing the money I save on hardware. …don’t steal that idea. I’m going to trademark it.
great answers!

so is this why new pc’s don’t include a OS cd anymore?

Best answer:

Answer by Safe Mode
The answer is price.If all the garbage wasn’t there and you had a clean copy of windows the computer would cost twice as much.Companies pay the computer manufacturers to install their demo products and this is what makes the price go down.You are right ,they are complete garbage and the first thing you do on a new computer is to remove all that

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Local home sales up, prices down in April

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

Local home sales up, prices down in April
Home sales increased in April compared with the same month last year, according to two recent reports. Both reports showed year-over-year decreases in sales prices, though prices increased in month-over-month comparisons.

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Sales tax revenue for February down 0.2 percent, home rule sales tax up 4 percent

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

Sales tax revenue for February down 0.2 percent, home rule sales tax up 4 percent
The Quincy City Council received a report Monday showing sales tax revenue for February was down slightly while home rule sales taxes were up.

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North O.C. home sales down 11.7%

Sunday, April 4th, 2010

North O.C. home sales down 11.7%
For the 22 business days ending March 15 — freshest numbers from DataQuick — our region-by-region analysis of homebuying shows Orange County slices up geographically speaking this way … DataQuick identified 609 homes selling in Orange…

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Vacation-Home Sales Up in 2009 but Investment Sales Down

Thursday, April 1st, 2010

Vacation-Home Sales Up in 2009 but Investment Sales Down
WASHINGTON, DC–(Marketwire – March 31, 2010) – Vacation-home sales recovered in 2009 while investment sales fell sharply, according to the National Association of Realtors ® .

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Realtors: Arkansas Home Sales Down 1.3 Percent In January

Sunday, March 21st, 2010

Realtors: Arkansas Home Sales Down 1.3 Percent In January
Home sales in Arkansas fell 1.3 percent in January, according to a report from the Arkansas Realtors Association.

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Webcast: Abilene Home Sales Down

Saturday, March 20th, 2010

Webcast: Abilene Home Sales Down
Abilene home sales are down slightly from this time last year.

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Sales down, Average Home Prices up in Arkansas

Friday, March 19th, 2010

Sales down, Average Home Prices up in Arkansas
The latest housing market report for Arkansas is a discouraging one. The Arkansas Realtors Association (ARA) shows a double-digit decline in sales for three of the state’s top five markets in January, compared to January 2009.

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Lucas County home sales down 10% in February from year ago

Friday, March 12th, 2010

Lucas County home sales down 10% in February from year ago
By JON CHAVEZ BLADE BUSINESS WRITER Home sales in Lucas County dropped 10 percent in February compared to a year ago but the decline is less than the previous month’s drop and the average home price remains higher than last year. “I think what that shows is that we’ve got real buyers out there and not investors out there trying to pick up foreclosed homes at a low price,” said Mary Ann Coleman …

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Metro-area home sales continue rise in Feb., but prices down

Wednesday, March 10th, 2010

Metro-area home sales continue rise in Feb., but prices down
But prices dropped almost 4 percent from year earlier Home sales in the Baltimore metro area continued to rise last month — and prices continued to drop.

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