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Windows Vista UAC Meant To “Annoy Users”
Digitaltrends.com – Lake Oswego,OR,USA
By Christopher Nickson Anyone who uses Windows Vista has come across it, even if you didn’t know it had a new. It’s the prompt that pops up when you want to …
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Sharp Willcom D4 is first Intel Atom MID running Windows Vista
I4U – USA
Sharp announces the Mobile Internet Device Willcom D4, which is apparently beating everybody else to be the first Intel Atom MID running Windows Vista. …
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All about DirectX 10
Atomic – Australia
Boyd: We took a dramatic new approach with DirectX 10 in Windows Vista, rebuilding it from the ground up in order to provide a rich, incredibly detailed …
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Microsoft patched critical Windows bug in XP SP3 early
Computerworld – Framingham,MA,USA
Nearly two months before, some Windows Vista users experienced similar endless rebooting after an update designed to prepare machines for the upcoming …
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Platform: Windows 2000,Windows XP,Windows Vista
PC Authority Business Centre – McMahons Point,NSW,Australia
Security must not be a privilege. Under this motto, Emsi Software provides the Malware scanner a-squared Free completely free of charge for private use. …
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Windows XP fans don’t want it to XPire
MSNBC – USA
As of last month, XP had 73.59 percent of the operating system market, and Vista had 14.02 percent. “Windows Vista has been dogged by the traditional early …
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Microsoft: We Created UAC To Annoy Users
eFluxMedia – USA
During RSA Conference, David Cross, a product unit manager at Microsoft acknowledged that one of the most annoying Windows Vista’s feature, User Account …
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Infibia Easy Tools for Vista (exe)
TechRepublic – Louisville,KY,USA
The program identifies problems and repairs your Windows Vista by itself. No learning curve. High ease of use. 10 easy to use tools for Windows Vista that …
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Microsoft Windows ‘in danger of collapsing’
Peninsula On-line – Qatar
Windows Vista, the latest version, has 50 million lines of code, more than double the number of the 1996 version of the software. Microsoft’s focus on newer …
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Ask Dave Taylor: Gambling with extended warranties
Daily Camera – CO,USA
I installed Windows Vista on my Mac PowerBook using Apple’s Boot Camp program and it all installed and went great. In fact, it’s so well installed that I …
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Google Blogs Alert for: windows vista

Windows Vista UAC Meant To “Annoy Users”
Microsoft deliberately designed the User Account Control prompts in Windows Vista to annoy people, the company admits – but there’sa good reason for it.
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Rave BE and Windows Vista
By thomas pfister(thomas pfister)
I received last week an email about problems with Rave BE and Windows Vista. I installed a version of Vista in VMWare and then Delphi with Rave BE. Rave Version 8 (it should be available in the next few days! …
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Windows Vista Copy Protection Cracked
By ShaDow(ShaDow)
More than a year after Windows Vista was introduced, hackers have finally developed a clean crack of Windows Vista. There have been a variety of workarounds for Vista’s copy protection before now, but this is the first time someone has …
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By Joseph .O. Oladimejidimej
With also the User Account Control which blocks certain table until you permit it. There is also Windows defender, also have Windows XP’s built – in firewall for outbound protection. Vista’s security features can be turn on and off for …
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