Rootkit as a service

Preytell, who then should we buy from

>>57176652
Make your own computer from scratch.

>>57176652
>Apple, unlike some other PC manufacturers, does not allow the software to be installed in the BIOS

Can't you just DELET it?

This is another shit on Intel v-pro thread I assume.

It's pretty powerful stuff, I have a lifebook with it, it only works over ethernet though, so who fucking cares.

>>57176935
fuck ios.

>>57176265
permanently disabled it in the BIOS on my T420.

>>57176652
wipe the fucking harddrive and install a fresh copy of windows

/thread

>>57178312
It's built into the BIOS, nerd, and you can't /thread your own posts.

That said, you can call their number and get it disabled.

Or you just disable it in the bios

>>57178212
Same here, on my ThinkPad Yoga 260. First thing I did was remove the original Windows-infested SSD and permanently disable it in the BIOS (as well as webcam and mic).

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>>57178212
More like "disabled". It's not on the bios chip on Thinkpads, it's on its own separate chip, meaning you have to disable on the hardware level, somehow.
>intel ME built in
Enjoy your hardware-level rootkits and privileged processors running over your own CPU and processes - that's the state of the modern x86 platform.

>>57176265
>Don't buy laptops from x
OP, please, LoJack has majority of manufacturers as partners, even ones you have not listed.
>but muh rootkit
You can disable it and I believe even request it to be removed entirely through their customer support, if doing it through the bios doesn't work.

> reinstalling a small installer agent into the Windows OS
>rpcnetp.exe
>System32 folder on Windows systems
> activation of LoJack or after reinstallation of Windows.
Gee, I who is complicit here?

Stop using (((Microsoft))) Windows and you'll be fine.