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Run MSI from Command Line02 Nov 2007 23:19 GMT2
XP SP2
I'm doing some testing, and as part of the test I want to try running an MSI
file with elevated privileges from a standard user account.  I'm logged in
with a standard user account and I want to run the MSI with administrative
Blocking access to programs02 Nov 2007 15:39 GMT3
I've been asked if its possible to block users from accessing a certain
program on this computer on our home network.
Currently there is only one user account, and the guest account is switched
off
Reason for warning for windows users02 Nov 2007 12:45 GMT1
i posted the warning for windows post to let the user community know. The FBI
has already started their investigations and crackdown on the BotNet, but it
is still growing. My post is not a hoax! what is happening to my system via
the hack, especially the hang in send/recieve ...
different login screen at boot up than normally seen????01 Nov 2007 22:41 GMT1
When booting the system - I am using windows xp home addition - I am getting
a dialogue box requesting both a user id and a password.  I cannot get by
this screen and do not have access to the list of id's and passwords.  
But, if I can bypass this dialogue bos the user id's and ...
Problems from tcpip.sys / eventid=2446 patch01 Nov 2007 01:10 GMT1
I'm having problems restoring tcpip.sys to it's original state, and any
other changes made by the lvllord patch. It gets complicated because you have
to deal with Windows File Protection.
This is the patch for EventID=2446 for tcpip.sys, which changes the number
Ignore Patch That Messes With MSOE.DLL?01 Nov 2007 01:06 GMT3
One of the more current security patches places a newer version of MSOE.DLL
in the Outlook Express directory. This kills some very important Word macros
that output to email (creates an incoming rather than outgoing email).
I was advised Feb-2006 that MS was aware of this problem.
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