BTW, I agree with your assessment of how users interact with the many annoying “features” of Windows in general – users give up and suffer the annoyance. MS products mostly offer annoying, idiotic features as defaults (not useful features as some allege), forcing users to explore poorly structured mazes of menus and dark ally ways to turn off said ridiculous defaults. The Unused Icons Wizard is one example of an incredibly stupid default feature that has no utility. Worse – the disable button is well hidden. Typical MS crud, and with Vista MS is only getting worse.