Talk:Windows Support Tools

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Main Start of Topic

Started new Topic due to link being broken, and no other page was available that addressed the support tools query initiated as part of the "Windows Registry" entry.

Richard416282 15:53, 27 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Updated Portion of Page

The Initial reason behind adding the page was due to a flaw in the original article not having a verifieable reference when clicked on it.

Two times now, an editor has flagged this page as being "Blatant" advertising, .

The Article has been reformated to be in the context of a quotation from the Microsoft website with a secondary paragraph of my own words indicating the Caveat of the Direction. WHile te quote is for specific website (microsoft) It is the only way that the reference can be cited!

Unless, there are additional tags that can be used in the original article , and have the original fixed. Richard416282 16:47, 27 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Deletion of Windows Tool page by Luigi30

Ok, Now Luigi30 went and deleted the whole page. I have revised the content, but still have incleded the link to the tool that was not addressed in the article Windows registry. Richard416282 17:57, 27 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]