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 Recent edits by Guy Macon is undone 

The following edits are reverted:
 Edit #1 (URL now points to actual source, not to a repost) PC & Tech Authority is a reliable secondary source, even more reliable than BetaNews because it has an editorial and oversight committee. Therefore, per WP:RS, it is the preferred source, although it might be a repost.
 Edit #2 (Fixed outdated EULA info.) No you didn't. You changed the link from Microsoft Safety Scanner EULA to Microsoft Security Essentials EULA which is blatantly wrong. The EULA links is working perfecting.
 Edit #3 (Fixed references list (was split into references/further reading), checked every URL and updated access date.) Well, this edit is in violation of Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Layout which says it must be split into two section. Besides, you also removed archive link and quotation, which hampers Verification.
 Edit #4 (Removed Notes section. Wikipedia is not a tutorial on how to use Microsoft webpages.) Wikipedia requires verifiability and everything that helps verify info and locate them is more than welcome. Your edit deters verifiability.
 Edit #5 {Fixed ref error}  See above.
 Edit #6 (Deleted unsourced claim. ""According to AV-Test's Andreas Marx"" is hearsay, not a citation, plus even the the hearsay only says it ""appears to be based on MSRT"" not ""uses the same detection engine and malware definitions as MSE and MFEP."") Huh? What are you talking about?

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