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Old 06-18-2006   #1 (permalink)
Dragoncraft
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security in windows vista

what is the sense of so many security options on vista?? i have spent most of
this day on disabeling them because i was unable to install the drivers which
i needed. i also have problems with these stupid security settings and they
only cause trouble. and the incompability of win vista with win xp software
is also realy disturbing


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Old 06-20-2006   #2 (permalink)
Mark Dietz
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Re: security in windows vista

The security that is there is to prevent things like spyware and viruses from
affecting the system if protection is not present, and also to prevent other
corrupt files from doing damage to the system. The UAC settings are getting a
big revamp in future builds from what I've heard and read, so the security
dialogs asking for permission and such should get much less annoying in the
future. If you want more info on UAC, see the development blog at
http://blogs.msdn.com/uac
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Mark Dietz
PROnetworks <http://www.pro-networks.org>

Dragoncraft wrote:
> what is the sense of so many security options on vista?? i have spent most of
> this day on disabeling them because i was unable to install the drivers which
> i needed. i also have problems with these stupid security settings and they
> only cause trouble. and the incompability of win vista with win xp software
> is also realy disturbing
>

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Old 07-09-2006   #3 (permalink)
Rob Latour
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Re: security in windows vista

Thanks Mark!


"Mark Dietz" <imnuts@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> The security that is there is to prevent things like spyware and viruses
> from affecting the system if protection is not present, and also to
> prevent other corrupt files from doing damage to the system. The UAC
> settings are getting a big revamp in future builds from what I've heard
> and read, so the security dialogs asking for permission and such should
> get much less annoying in the future. If you want more info on UAC, see
> the development blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/uac
> ----------
> Mark Dietz
> PROnetworks <http://www.pro-networks.org>
>
> Dragoncraft wrote:
>> what is the sense of so many security options on vista?? i have spent
>> most of this day on disabeling them because i was unable to install the
>> drivers which i needed. i also have problems with these stupid security
>> settings and they only cause trouble. and the incompability of win vista
>> with win xp software is also realy disturbing
>>



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