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Originally Posted by chandru.in
But just showing a pop-up for something as critical as malicious program execution from USB key is ridiculous. The OS has to be re-designed to minimize the effect of any such malicious executions and if at all one occurs it shouldn't need an OS re-install to fix. In Vista for default user, once the user allows (by muscle memory), the app gets full admin access to entire system.
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Originally Posted by chandru.in
Ask them first fix their security layer beyond just informing the user "Program X is running. Do you want to allow?" when any program (good or bad) runs, beyond that if system is affected all they can do is blame the user for allowing it.
Users will continue to hit enter if some pop-up always appear whenever they do something (good or bad). Do all of us really read and think before hitting "Yes" after a "Shift + Delete"?
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FYI, already taken care of. If something is not posted here, doesn't mean it has not happened.
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Originally Posted by chandru.in
Yawn! Guess Windows 7 is the most hyped Windows release. There are much more scalable OSes out there. And as others said it really doesn't matter.
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LOL! If they do something, it doesn't matter, but there are other OSs that do it. And just 'coz you say it doesn't matter, we are supposed to accept it and start saying why is Windows 7 scalable to 256 cores, hey Sinofsky, some chandru.in said it doesn't matter why are doing it then?
PS: Had been trying to avoid your bullsh!t in this and other threads, but what the hell!