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====DirectX SDK==== | ====DirectX SDK==== | ||
DirectX SDK installer is a problematic peace of software as installers that drop unsolicited software on target machine behind user's back are nothing good mainly due to 2 reasons: | DirectX SDK installer is a problematic peace of software as installers that drop unsolicited software on target machine behind user's back are nothing good mainly due to 2 reasons: | ||
#the unsolicited software eats system resources, this is even more unpleasant if | #the unsolicited software eats system resources, this is even more unpleasant if any of those unsolicited software is never used; | ||
#in these days when IT security threats are at large any unsolicited software is equivalent to a collection of security holes. | #in these days when IT security threats are at large any unsolicited software is equivalent to a collection of security holes. | ||
Experimented with this installer on a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine virtual machine] and discovered it installs the following components without consent: | Experimented with this installer on a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine virtual machine] and discovered it installs the following components without consent: | ||