Thread: Softroot vs DRM
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Old 05-05-2010, 10:31 AM   #10
EowynCarter
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However if you do not restore to the 'factory' software - it is unclear if it is a hardware or software problem (ie is your Video acting up because the chip is fried, or because it is a bad driver.... or if I want to be really nasty, I could claim that the bad driver fried the chip and so is not covered).
Bad driver can hardly "fry" anything. (If that can happen, that is, IMHO, an hardware fault)

Plus I can always refers to default. The only things that would prevent it is a serious hardware failure. Or I totally screw up making backup (But there, I will know where the fault lies and accept paying for the mess I made.)

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