TaxCut, which has previously been well-behaved, has required Administrator access to run last year and this year. Three questions
1) Is there any reason to require Admin to run other that doing hidden things to my machine, perhaps in the name of protecting their intellectual property rights?
2) Can anyone tell me just what this software is doing on my machine?
3) Am I overly paranoid, or is it reasonable to take a system backup, run the software, then restore the system backup to eliminate the possibility that it left anything behind? I can't bring myself to trust an application that isn't system-related but required Admin access to run.
Regards
1) Is there any reason to require Admin to run other that doing hidden things to my machine, perhaps in the name of protecting their intellectual property rights?
2) Can anyone tell me just what this software is doing on my machine?
3) Am I overly paranoid, or is it reasonable to take a system backup, run the software, then restore the system backup to eliminate the possibility that it left anything behind? I can't bring myself to trust an application that isn't system-related but required Admin access to run.
Regards