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Vista SP2 BitDefender Internet Security 2010 This just started happening -- whenever I click on an installer, whether it be for a game or some program, it opens very slow -- I'd say at least 30 seconds just for the "run" box to appear. Does anyone know of something that would suddenly be causing this?

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How the heck did we get to 7, anyway? Seattle Post Intelligencer Besides, technically Windows 7 is actually Windows 6.1, because it's more of a minor update to Windows Vista, which was technically version 6. Confused yet? ... http://news.google.com/news/more?ned=us&ncl=dEVUk1l_g4bmLWM More...

Globe and Mail Microsoft's naming math: Vista plus 1 is 7 The Associated Press "The decision to use the name Windows 7 is about simplicity," according to Mike Nash at the official Windows blog. He then lays it out in terms as clear as ... Microsoft's Windows 7 impresses usersToronto Star Windows 7 Sounds Solid, Which in the Wake of Vista Is RevolutionaryIT Business Edge Canadian professionals greet Windows 7 with cautious optimismITBusiness.ca Lifehacker -Oregon Daily Emerald -NetworkWorld.com all 824 news articles

BBC News Microsoft's naming math: Vista plus 1 is 7 The Associated Press "The decision to use the name Windows 7 is about simplicity," according to Mike Nash at the official Windows blog. He then lays it out in terms as clear as ... Microsoft's Windows 7 impresses usersToronto Star Windows 7 Sounds Solid, Which in the Wake of Vista Is RevolutionaryIT Business Edge Canadian professionals greet Windows 7 with cautious optimismITBusiness.ca Lifehacker -Oregon Daily Emerald -NetworkWorld.com all 717 news articles

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I'm thinking about getting a NAS device running 2008 Storage Standard edition, but in addition to the data storage/file server role, I would also like to use it : - as a FTP server ( either the built-in version or thrid-party install ) - as a printer server Is that possible ?

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I have a Windows Server 2003 SP2 machine that I can not connect to using MSTSC. All machines are on the same subnet. No other computers can connect, though this machine can connect to others. No Firewall running, Anti-Virus is ok, Services are ok, nothing in the Event logs. I did a packet capture and see the intial T125 connections, then after the SecurityExchangePDU Encrypted, I get a T125:Disconnect Provider Ultimatum, rn-user-requested. Based on this it appears my client is disconnecting however I can connect to all other machines and it seems something is wrong with this server as nothing can connect to it. Does anyone have any ideas or troubleshoo…

BBC News Canadian professionals greet Windows 7 with cautious optimism ITBusiness.ca The overall negative reaction to Microsoft's previous operating system -- Windows Vista -- makes the launch of Windows 7 even more significant. ... Microsoft's Windows 7 impresses usersToronto Star Windows 7 Sounds Solid, Which in the Wake of Vista Is RevolutionaryIT Business Edge Who Should Upgrade to Windows 7 - And Who Shouldn'tPC Magazine Lifehacker -Oregon Daily Emerald -NetworkWorld.com all 490 news articles

Hi all, I recently installed on our Terminal Server 2008, SP2. This was to fix another issue we hoped could solve, but instead of fixing the problem it gave us an extra problem. Now when users are working remotely with their remote appz, and they wanna print documents to a local printer or pdf creator the size of the print job is huge. Printing to a printer the file goes up to 11MB-13MB, which causes very huge latencies. Printing to win2PDF the size is like 4MB which normally used to be 15kb. I have seen the SP2 update has around 53 fixes about printing. But this is a real problem giving an update that causes such a huge file sizes to print rem…

The Sorry State of Windows 7 Gaming InfoWorld You've heard how Windows 7 is what Windows Vista should have been--sleeker, nimbler, and less in your way. I've been using the public preview of Windows 7 ... [/size] and more

I know this is an elusive request, but has anyone had any luck in getting WSB2008 to send a simple "Backup was Successful" or "Backup Failed" email message? If I log into the Server 2008 Manager console, click Storage/Windows Server Backup, the Status screen shows the following messages: Time Message Description --------------------------- --------------- ------------------- 10/20/2009 11:00 PM Backup Successful 10/19/2009 11:00 PM Backup Successful 10/18/2009 11:00 PM Backup Successful Question: How do I forward these messages out to my Email each day? Question 2: I have this 200…

We are using Windows XP and Word 2007 with Compatibility Pack. Documents saved and then reopened have the following setting checked. This is throwing off some of the documents that originate from our intranet (perhaps based on the way they are constructed.) How can we opt to have this setting turned OFF while still using Compatbility Pack. Word Options | Advanced | Compatibility options for: | Layout options | Split apart page break and paragraph mark NOTE: I would have posted this on the WORD group, but it was not there??? -- Serena

Why netsh show that it changed the advfirewall state, instead of giving an error message that it cannot? On one server (2008 x64 SP2), I issued: %systemroot%\system32.netsh.exe advfirewall set allprofiles state off %systemroot%\system32.netsh.exe advfirewall show allprofiles state and get all three states shown as off, as you normally would expect. But I had previously set Windows Firewall settings in Group Policy. And the Windows Firewall MMC, says the three firewall profiles are On. And that the administrator has configured settings etc., which is what I expect. It just doesn't match netsh advfirewall show allprofiles state. Isn't that a bug, and an …

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Windows 7 Pre-Orders Better than XP and Vista Combined Windows IT Pro I'll be in New York this week for the Windows 7 launch, so you can expect ongoing coverage on the SuperSite for Windows and the SuperSite Blog. ... [/size] and more

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Windows 7 Arrives: Features to Look For IT Business Edge The Aero interface that first appeared with Windows Vista has been tweaked for increased user productivity. For example, Aero Peek allows you to see ... http://news.google.com/news/more?ned=us&ncl=djwoF8NVWFo9JoM More...

Our print server is asking every client in the system to update their printer driver. The system is setup so the user don't have permission to install drivers manually(print management role). These drivers are instead deployed through GPO when you log on the computer. At first I thought it was because of the Universal HP driver I installed updated for one printer, but this happened to all other printers in the system as well (xerox, lexmark.etc) The issue happened a week after I installed the printer. Any suggestions on what the issue is?