F-Prot installs fine, but still won't do real-time monitoring. I suspect
there is a problem with permissions for av's that do real-time
monitoring (and why would you want one that didn't?) because the user
Administrator isn't really Administrator. I played around with

Does anyone know if there is a way to password protect the Run button on the
start menu?

We operate our company under the strict Ditscap regulations. Moving forward
with Vista, a security template that would be tailored and approved under
the DISA regulations would take the guess work out of compliancy.

I have seen that there is a new security center on vista.
I would like to add my own "application" to be monitored by this security
such as a normal antivirus program for example.
I wonder how I can "add" my application in it and how it works.

Any idea why you cannot access any of the protected operating system files?
You can't access Documents and Settings Folder, Local Settings or
Application Data.

When an application modifies the standard browser setting:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\htmlfile\shell\open\command
The Internet Explorer will detect it and if you want to
switch back to IE, the registry modifications set by

what will happen, if I lost my key? Is there a possibility to recover the
data of the notebook?
Thank You!!

i use a smardcard solution from secude and cherry st 1000 usb reader. Are
there drivers for vista?
and can i handle the problem with the gina.dll? I doesn't exist...
thanks

I don't know of anything that integrates w/ your .Net Passport that you can
set up to integrate w/ Windows login... nothing period.  I've never seen
anything use this feature.
Under Control Panel | User Accounts | Advanced

In previous versions of MS Office the office documents are stored in a
proprietary format. In Office 2007 they have switched to this new open xml
format. which is good for user manipulation and other cool stuff you can do
with XML. But it also opens the door to potential ...

It causes a lot of problems. I don't think it likes the Sidebar either.

Vista should not make it possible for a process to stay invisible;
Either improve the Task Manager, fix the base process-enumeration APIs, or
drop any mention of "security" from the hype.

there is a USB-Security-Option in WindowsVista, right?
(where i can specify which USB-Stick the system accept)
How i can activate this in Vista (build 5308)
Thanks

I know there's file and/or registry virtualization and virtual folders in
Vista, but is it true Microsoft originally planned on running the whole Vista
operating system in a virtual environment by default as an added security
feature?

Good day to all.
Part of the installation of Vista required you to create an account, (first
account is member of the administrators group). While this is perfectly
normal, I notice that you cannot logon with the built-in administrator