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OMG - ATi and X10 Spyware (FALSE ALARM)

OMG!!! OH NO! AIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! NOOOOOO!O!OO!O!!!!


ATI has Spyware now? Can anyone confirm this, I was planning on ordering a ATI card tonight...
 


<< oh forgot - the program is in an ATi driver directory, and is named ATIX10.exe

i am very sad about this >>



😕 😕 😕
 


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<< oh forgot - the program is in an ATi driver directory, and is named ATIX10.exe

i am very sad about this >>



😕 😕 😕 >>

 


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<< oh forgot - the program is in an ATi driver directory, and is named ATIX10.exe

i am very sad about this >>



😕 😕 😕 >>

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It probably has all those X-10 popup ads stored inside the .exe so that way you don't have to worry about visiting a website to see the popups, you can see them anytime.
 
Is this "bad" spyware or just something like ads?

just wondering, planning on ordering a ATI card soon...
 


<< It probably has all those X-10 popup ads stored inside the .exe so that way you don't have to worry about visiting a website to see the popups, you can see them anytime. >>



lol........that would suck. :frown:
 
False Alarm

Myself and another forumite (thanks) have concluded that the ATIX10.exe file is in fact, a remote control driver and program.

Sorry if I have deterred anyone from purchacing one of ATi's fine products.

My bad.
 
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