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not a specific bug
#In [[Windows Vista]] SP1 or [[Windows Server 2008]], when you try to play a video by using embedded RealNetworks [[RealPlayer]] 11 in [[Internet Explorer]] 8 Beta, you are prompted to download RealPlayer even though RealPlayer is successfully installed. [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd335033.aspx]
#In [[Windows Vista]] SP1 or [[Windows Server 2008]], when you try to play a video by using embedded RealNetworks [[RealPlayer]] 11 in [[Internet Explorer]] 8 Beta, you are prompted to download RealPlayer even though RealPlayer is successfully installed. [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd335033.aspx]
#While moving desktop objects in Windows XP, they will sometimes leave half-greyed "ghost icons" on the screen, which can only be removed by moving the original icon again.
#While moving desktop objects in Windows XP, they will sometimes leave half-greyed "ghost icons" on the screen, which can only be removed by moving the original icon again.
==Security in general==
Numerous security holes in every version of Windows have allowed the spread of [[computer virus|viruses]], trojans, and other malware, including massive "botnets" of infected computers.
==Comparisons==
==Comparisons==