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Symantec, Windows users beset by Vista SP1 flaws ZDNet UK, UK - Sep 15, 2008 Microsoft released Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) to Windows Update on Tuesday. However, in the Vista team blog, Vista product manager Nick White wrote that ... More...

Hi Folks For some reason I cannot get a smime cert from thawte for IE7. When I goto the csp screen I get a VBScript object and the process goes now further Is this a thawte problem for IE7 Sean

Exploit code loose for six-month-old Windows bug Computerworld New Zealand, New Zealand - 8 hours ago On Thursday, Microsoft revised a security advisory it first posted April 19 about a bug in Windows XP, Vista, Server 2003 and Server 2008 that could be ... More...

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Microsoft ending Vista family discount ZDNet UK, UK - Sep 15, 2008 The company had said it would re-evaluate the "Windows Vista Family Discount" after 30 June. In a posting on the Windows Vista Team Blog, Microsoft product ... More...

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Evening Ok, ive changed my default folder icon to the blue folder icon as can be seen in the attachment. My problem is that when vista generates thumbnails for the contents of the folder, the old yellow folder icon comes back. Is there any way to change those old yellow folder icons to my blue folder icons? I hope ive explained this correctly. Basically I still want to be able to see the contents of the folder within the folder icon, but I want to folder icon to be that blue folder icon. Ive attached a image for clarity. Thanks '[image: http://www.vistax64.com/attachments/vista-general/7203d1223854056-changing-folder-icons-thumbnails-jpeg.jpg] ' (http:…

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Whenever I try to either block or unblock a contact by right clicking on it in the contact list the action won't be performed (the contact still shows in the same status as before attempting the change). When i right click the contact in my contact list it says either "unblock" or "block" as if they are blocked/unblocked but there's no red circle next to their name to say they are blocked in the first case.When I log out from MSN a sign will pop displaying the message:"Contact X (the one I tried to block/unblock) cannot be blocked/unblocked. Please try again later". Is this a server issue or a problem with my MSN installation? I haven't done any changes …

I went to the section described by Peter below. I couldn't get it to start manually at first either. Then I right clicked on"SQL Server (MSSMLBIZ)" and chose properties. Next I chose the "Log On" tab. I noticed that there is a user name and password already entered into a field. So out of curiosity I checked "Local System Account" instead. I then tried the windows Update again. IT FINALLY WORKED! I hope this saves someone else hours of headaches. "Peter Saddow [Microsoft]" wrote: > The SQL Server 2005 Database Service can not be started. Try starting the > service manually from Control Panel, Administrative Tools, and then Services. > It shou…

>The following repair has solved my Windows Update problem, thanks for everybody. >NAMIK KEMAL ATAKLI from Turkey > > Go to Start>Run and key in: > net stop wuauserv > Then click on OK or hit ENTER > When the Automatic Updates service has stopped, use My Computer or Windows > Explorer to navigate to the C:\Windows or C:\WINNT (if C:\Windows does not > exist) folder. Rename the SoftwareDistribution folder to SDOLD > Go to Start>Run and key in: > net start wuauserv > Then click on OK or hit ENTER > > Now try the Windows Update site and see if the error has been resolved. > >

Hi, I don't know if it is the right place to ask this question… Anyway, I was reviewing the latest Microsoft PAC structure (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc208628.aspx ) and I noticed that the Security Consideration mentions that “The signature of a PAC prevents elevation of privilege attacks. The signature MUST be verified to avoid these attacks.†I don’t understand how the PAC_SERVER_CHECKSUM signature with the server key can help to prevent a client to generate its own PAC and then use it to gain access to a remote service. Indeed, the PAC is generated by the Active Directory and then encrypted with integrity pro…

Hi, I don't know if it is the right place to ask this question… Anyway, I was reviewing the latest Microsoft PAC structure (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc208628.aspx ) and I noticed that the Security Consideration mentions that “The signature of a PAC prevents elevation of privilege attacks. The signature MUST be verified to avoid these attacks.†I don’t understand how the PAC_SERVER_CHECKSUM signature with the server key can help to prevent a client to generate its own PAC and then use it to gain access to a remote service. Indeed, the PAC is generated by the Active Directory and then encrypted with integrity protection (RC4-HMAC…

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I am experimenting with a configuration that redirects the C:\Users and C:\ProgramData folders to a USB memory stick. This allows me to always keep user data in personal care when travelling with the laptop. The redirection is done by setting the value of the ProfilesDirectory and ProgramData attributes in [Auto]Unattend.xml during Vista setup. This method is supported, albeit reluctantly, by Microsoft. To secure and enhance this configuration, I also: - encrypt the hard disk with BitLocker and the TPM key, TPM PIN, and USB startup key - encrypt the memory stick with BitLocker autounlock - lock down C:\ and S:\ (BitLocker) so that users cannot add dat…

I am experimenting with a configuration that redirects the C:\Users and C:\ProgramData folders to a USB memory stick. This allows me to always keep user data in personal care when travelling with the laptop. The redirection is done by setting the value of the ProfilesDirectory and ProgramData attributes in [Auto]Unattend.xml during Vista setup. This method is supported, albeit reluctantly, by Microsoft. To secure and enhance this configuration, I also: - encrypt the hard disk with BitLocker and the TPM key, TPM PIN, and USB startup key - encrypt the memory stick with BitLocker autounlock - lock down C:\ and S:\ (BitLocker) so that users cannot add dat…

Have installation of server 2k, running IE6, trying to run windows updates hangs IE6. terminating the processusing task manager then does something to IE that prevents it from ever being able to access microsoft updates again. Reinstalling IE 6 service pack 1 gets me back but trying to run microsoft updates locks up the browser and puts me back in the same circle. Has anyone figured a way out of this? "Bill K" wrote: > I am experiencing the same problem. Clean Windows 2000 Pro install from the > Dell reinstallation disk, manually installed Service Pack 4 and Rollup of > newer security fixes. I have manually installed additional security patche…

This is for anyone who's having trouble with WU (BITS/AU): http://castlecops.com/t106642-How_To_Fix_Windows_Update_BITS_Newly_Edited..html -or- http://www.castlecops.com/postlite106642-.html [i wrote it -- I would have posted the entire set of instructions here, but I wasn't sure if I could upload the Zip file with the Registry fixes on this N.G., so anyone could subsequently download it. However, the necessary File ready for downloading, along with the lengthy instructions, are all located at the above link.] If the above link doesn't work, go to: http://castlecops.com/ Click "Forums" right below the Castlecops logo, then go to the "General Computer Proble…

Hi. Newbie. Have test domain with Windows Server 2003 and XP Professional at the local machines. I would like for XP Professional machines to be able to save text files to a shared folder on the server. However, once they are saved I would not like them to be able to get them back out, delete them, move them, or change them. At the same time I would like for them to be able to see that they are in there. I have been able to do this. There is one thing I don't like. If the XP Professional machine goes to open the saved file on the Server It will execute the file. There won't be any data showing, but it will open the notepad window. Is ther…

Hi. Newbie. Have test domain with Windows Server 2003 and XP Professional at the local machines. I would like for XP Professional machines to be able to save text files to a shared folder on the server. However, once they are saved I would not like them to be able to get them back out, delete them, move them, or change them. At the same time I would like for them to be able to see that they are in there. I have been able to do this. There is one thing I don't like. If the XP Professional machine goes to open the saved file on the Server It will execute the file. There won't be any data showing, but it will open the notepad window. Is ther…

In Device Manager, open the Network Adapter Properties. Select the Power Management Tab, and uncheck the box Allow this device to wake the computer (or something like that). This was causing my PC to constantly wake up. -- tralfaz ------------------------------------------------------------------------ tralfaz's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/members/tralfaz.htm View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/vista-help/685493.htm http://forums.techarena.in

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