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Bar Do not Search from the Address Bar
Jim Edwards wrote:
So I start ie with a page like comcast.net But I immediately want to put
powerball in the address bar to go to powerball.com but midway through
the entry the
Better than Lenovo-foo-young IMO. RIP Thinkpad.
I don't know what MCE is vs. home, but I never suggest anything less
than Pro since there is no security settings in Home.
Bobby Heid wrote:
I came across a Dell Inspiron 6000 deal last night and went with it.
This is what I got:
Pentium M
Never mention morality as an issue when dealing with big co's like
cable, phone, sat, etc... it demeans the term.
Thane Sherrington (S) wrote:
At 02:51 PM 15/02/2006, joeuser wrote:
Which is probably a violation of the agreement with any of the
Satellite providers also. I forgot to mention
Before you kill the Thinkpad - how many of them were probably made by
Lenovo or even smaller shops before?
The thing that made Thinkpads good buys - personal or especially
corporate - was the commitment to supporting the models for quite a
while after release, and the confidence that model #xyz
On Thu, 16 Feb 2006, Thane Sherrington (S) wrote:
How you know that things are going well on the removals? If, as has been
argued here, it is impossible to find all the malware on a machine, then it
seems to me one could never be sure that removals are working. Is there a
specific system
Nope and nope. I tried a bunch of those start up programs. None worked.
However, I did manage to find out what was going on and how to stop it.
First, it's related to a HP AIO install gone wrong. All one has to do is
locate the msi's on the disc and then run them from there and they
finally
At 12:49 PM 16/02/2006, joeuser wrote:
Nope and nope. I tried a bunch of those start up programs. None worked.
However, I did manage to find out what was going on and how to stop
it. First, it's related to a HP AIO install gone wrong. All one has
to do is locate the msi's on the disc and then
Well made to IBM spec maybe, now it's Lenovo's baby. So I'd expect
quality to drop while they ride on the brand name's success maximize
profit w/o putting in new effort/$$$.
As to IBM supporting, they certainly did not support at least one case I
came across in the T something series(10,
That's where MS Security Configuration Analysis snap-in combined with
security templates are your friend.
Christopher Fisk wrote:
We had a machine recently come in where filesystem permissions were all
screwed up after removing a virus and cleaning off some spyware. We
could certainly
Does that goof anything up when you remove them? I was reluctant to
remove any of the HP crap from starting because I didn't want to break
the access to the printer.
Thane Sherrington (S) wrote:
At 12:49 PM 16/02/2006, joeuser wrote:
Nope and nope. I tried a bunch of those start up
depends on the printer, my psc 2210 does not need them
fp
At 10:30 AM 2/16/2006, joeuser Poked the stick with:
Does that goof anything up when you remove them? I was reluctant to remove any
of the HP crap from starting because I didn't want to break the access to the
printer.
Thane Sherrington
Hmmm, my wife's 600X which predates the T series has XP running on it
with no problems, XP picked everything up - built in modem, nic, video
and sound, I don't believe I went to IBM's site for anything more than
bios though.
On 2/16/06, warpmedia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well made to IBM spec
At 01:30 PM 16/02/2006, joeuser wrote:
Does that goof anything up when you remove them? I was reluctant to
remove any of the HP crap from starting because I didn't want to
break the access to the printer.
Hasn't in my experience. Why a printer requires programs in startup
is beyond me.
T
Yeah, that's why I like canon printers, less software bloat.
Thane Sherrington (S) wrote:
At 01:30 PM 16/02/2006, joeuser wrote:
Does that goof anything up when you remove them? I was reluctant to
remove any of the HP crap from starting because I didn't want to break
the access to the
At 03:42 PM 16/02/2006, joeuser wrote:
Yeah, that's why I like canon printers, less software bloat.
I didn't know that. Good to know.
T
At 01:16 PM 16/02/2006, warpmedia wrote:
That's where MS Security Configuration Analysis snap-in combined
with security templates are your friend.
Christopher Fisk wrote:
We had a machine recently come in where filesystem permissions were
all screwed up after removing a virus and cleaning
udaman
At 2/16/2006 09:55 AM, Ben Ruset wrote:
Control Panel Internet Options Advanced Search from the Address
Bar Do not Search from the Address Bar
Jim Edwards wrote:
So I start ie with a page like comcast.net But I immediately want to put
powerball in the address bar to go to
At 02:42 PM 2/16/2006, Thane Sherrington (S) typed:
Hasn't in my experience. Why a printer requires programs in startup
is beyond me.
One can always install the HP drivers without installing the apps but
it has to be done manually as there is no install for this. I did it
with my HP720
At 07:28 AM 2/16/2006, Jim Edwards typed:
So I start ie with a page like comcast.net But I immediately want to
put powerball in the address bar to go to powerball.com but midway
through the entry the comcast.net hijacks the text to their 'search'
space on the page. how can this be stopped?
Here is a quote from a white paper from the University of Washington.
In the span of just a few years, spyware has become the
Internet's most popular download. A recent scan performed
by AOL/NCSA of 329 customers' computers found
that 80% were infected with spyware programs [2]. More
shocking,
I wonder how much taxpayers $$ was used to state the obvious.
fp
At 04:46 PM 2/16/2006, Mesdaq, Ali Poked the stick with:
Here is a quote from a white paper from the University of Washington.
In the span of just a few years, spyware has become the
Internet's most popular download. A recent scan
AOL!
What the paper does not reveal is that almost all of the 93 spyware
components get nuked on the spot by an updated adaware. It's ones remaining
that can be tricky if there is not a turnkey removal tool for the average
user.
From: Mesdaq, Ali [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: The Hardware
It was certainly pre-XP. XP is good like that with basic generic support
for most everything made before it.
j m g wrote:
Hmmm, my wife's 600X which predates the T series has XP running on it
with no problems, XP picked everything up - built in modem, nic, video
and sound, I don't believe I
Wayne- Switch to Firefox, Ctrl-K is your friend!
Jim- Focus is being shifted to the Comcast search field by javascript
just before you start to type, thus you end up typing in the search
field vs. address bar. I just opened the site sure enough that's what
happens.
Just another reason for
Or disable Javascript for that site.
NoScript is the best extension ever.
On 2/16/06, warpmedia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wayne- Switch to Firefox, Ctrl-K is your friend!
Jim- Focus is being shifted to the Comcast search field by javascript
just before you start to type, thus you end up
Whole heartedly agree with both statements!
Brian Weeden wrote:
Or disable Javascript for that site.
NoScript is the best extension ever.
On 2/16/06, warpmedia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wayne- Switch to Firefox, Ctrl-K is your friend!
Jim- Focus is being shifted to the Comcast search field
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