Nan, pas possible. Si t’enlève IE, ta carte son ne fonctionne plus. C’est Billou qui l’a dit :
« For example, the component needed just to run a particular sound card depends upon a great many other components of Windows, in some cases including all of the components involved in providing Web browsing functionality. Certain of these interdependencies may seem counterintuitive, but they reflect basic engineering efficiencies, and they make it extremely difficult to create a version of Windows from which various components could be removed without degrading the rest of the operating system. »
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Posté par Sylvain Sauvage . En réponse à la dépêche Vers un accord Microsoft vs. Commission européenne ?. Évalué à 3.
« For example, the component needed just to run a particular sound card depends upon a great many other components of Windows, in some cases including all of the components involved in providing Web browsing functionality. Certain of these interdependencies may seem counterintuitive, but they reflect basic engineering efficiencies, and they make it extremely difficult to create a version of Windows from which various components could be removed without degrading the rest of the operating system. »
Paragraphe 222, p. 47, du témoignage de Bill Gates lors du procès pour « enlever Internet Explorer de Windows ». http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/download/legal/RemediesTr(...)