Story: Windows Vista's new security features
Posted by: Jon (Tuesday 4 October 2005, 9:40 AM)
Requiring an administrator password to install software might be a great idea in Linux geek world, but just is not suitable for real world computing. It is not reasonable to expect a user to log on twice or have additional passwords to install software,
Microsoft should just buy one of the major anti-virus software companies include it in its OS and give two fingers to the various interfering monopolies boards
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Story: Windows Vista's new security features
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Requiring an administrator password to install sof... Jon -
Are you for real? Consider the present situat... Anonymous -
Before you start mouthing off about Microsoft and... Anonymous
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Vista...
too little, too late.
More copycat then i... Arthur B.
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You can't take seriously an article where someone... Anonymous
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Selfhealing is included in any MSI-application tod... Anonymous
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Quote: "For example, all printer drivers write to... Anonymous
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HP Deskjet920c printer drivers. I have to re... Joel
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The features you talk about are so overdue... howe... meh
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Response to reader comments:
My wife agrees with J... Anonymous
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Vista viruses.
Anybody know if there is a fix for... Anonymous
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