"Sebastian G." <seppi@seppig.de> wrote in
news:615b23F1sfp4gU2@mid.dfncis.de:

> Such a modification is even explicitly intended by Microsoft, it's
> called an "unattended setup".

It's not the unintended setup that's unsupported ny Microsoft, but setup to
a removable drive (e.g., USB)

>> And BTW, Sebastian, it's still utterly implausible that someone has a
>> computer system with every HD completely filled with random junk.

> I already told you some counterexamples.

Yes, blatantly implausible ones.

>> Remmember, Sebastian, it's not whether you find such patent nonsense
>> plausible but whether a judge and jury do.

No, Sebastian, by far the most plausible reason for every drive on a
computer being filled with random junk is that encryption is being used.

Regards,