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07/26/2011 3:44 PM
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I recently installed AC 6 on two computers. One was a clean install on a hard drive that I wiped specifically for the AC install. On both computers, one of the first programs installed as AC loaded was something called "Bonjour", a printer sharing application published by Apple. What's the deal with this program and why is it bundled with the AC upgrade? (BTW, I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate)
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I haven't dug into the details, but it appears to be required for the AC iOS app to run. My preference would be that it would be a 'check-box' option during the install, because right now I have to go back and un-install it on each machine.
As a matter of security policy, we don't allow 'server' apps running on machines unless there is a validated need for it. Not to mention clearing msconfig of anything not necessary in a clinical setting.
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Thanks Andy. I uninstalled it on both my machines.
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