Ronnie Vernon MVP

Ben

You can leave Data Execution Prevention active and simply exclude that
program in the DEP settings.

Open Control Panel / System / Advanced System Settings. In the Performance
section, click the Settings Button. Open the Data Execution Prevention tab.

Select the option to "Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those
I select."

Click the ADD button. Navigate to the programs .exe file and select it.
Click Open. Click Apply/OK.

This should prevent DEP from interferring with the program.

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Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User


"benben988" <benben988@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:16372EBC-229A-42CE-9C23-DA77F59D8750@microsoft.com...
> Hi, my name is Ben. Recently, I have a problem with Vista Ultimate. One of
> my
> software that installed on my computer prevents Vista running properly.
> The
> problem is Data Execution Prevention and the solution is turn the Data
> Execution Prevention off. In Windows XP, I knew I should change the
> boot.ini
> file with switch noexecute=AlwaysOff. Since Vista does not use boot.ini
> file,
> what should I do to change the boot settings of Vista to turn off Data
> Execution Prevention? Thank you very much!