safe xp

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Safe XP allows users to quickly tweak various security and privacy related
settings in XP. The options include Media Player settings, Services settings
(error reporting, time synch, remote registry etc.), as well as and option
to remove items from the Start menu, network security settings and more.
Safe XP improves your system performance and makes Windows to run faster,
more secure and reliable!
It is suitable for beginners and experts!

http://theorica.mirrorz.com/
 
| Antispy XP is better in that it can detect which options are
already
| deactivated
|
| | > Safe XP allows users to quickly tweak various security and
privacy related
| > settings in XP. The options include Media Player settings,
Services
| settings
| > (error reporting, time synch, remote registry etc.), as well
as and option
| > to remove items from the Start menu, network security
settings and more.
| > Safe XP improves your system performance and makes Windows to
run faster,
| > more secure and reliable!
| > It is suitable for beginners and experts!
| >
| > http://theorica.mirrorz.com/

I went to the site http://www.nerdbrains.com/antispy-xp.html. The
site seems to be written in Martian: I can't quite make sense of
the writing (and punctuation). Can anyone describe this thing to
me? Is it safe?

also, s Safe XP true freeware, etc:? Any experience?

Thanks.
Richard
 
Richard Steinfeld wrote in said:
| > more secure and reliable!
| > It is suitable for beginners and experts!
| >
| > http://theorica.mirrorz.com/

I went to the site http://www.nerdbrains.com/antispy-xp.html. The
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That link forwarded me to a forum that requires login to access.

Try the forum link on <http://theorica.mirrorz.com/>
which is:
<http://pub37.bravenet.com/forum/show.php?usernum=3173578528>

quick first impression from glancing the message board there: doesn't
look like the software is entirely problem free..

All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen
 
Bjorn Simonsen wrote in said:
That link forwarded me to a forum that requires login to access.

Try the forum link on <http://theorica.mirrorz.com/>
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My eyes crossed. Not relevant to point you to the Save-XP site/forum.
You where asking about the antispy-xp site. As said
the URL <http://www.nerdbrains.com/antispy-xp.html> takes me to a
forum page that requires login. It seems this is caused by a
Javascript error at their site, because I can get to (stop at) the
above page if I turn Javascript off and retry the url. But AFAIK it
must be something else wrong with that site other than the Javascript
error, else it must be me or the site is just badly done - as I can
not seem to find any relevant info about antispy-xp there. (but I only
spent a minute or two - you/others might find what I didn't).

All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen
 
Thomas Haake wrote in
This is the correct address, no dialer nor any fakes:
www.xpantispy.org
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I see. I used "antispy-xp" when googling, not "xpantispy". I notice
<www.xpantispy.org> warns against similar named site
in the *.de domain, <www.xpantispy.de>.

Btw, the ewido security suite(*) has a feature named "xp-antispy"
under the Tools menu. Looks rather similar to the one at
xpantispy.org, but the latter seems to have more options.
See
<http://xp-antispy.org/images/screenshot.gif>
<http://www.ewido.de/images/screenshots/ess_antispy.jpg>

Any relation (question to group)? Or is it just that most "tweak
managers" look alike today (xp style)?

(*)the ewido suite, see messages:
<<
All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen
 
Fran said:
Antispy XP is better in that it can detect which options are already
deactivated
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So can SafeXP. SafeXP can detect changes already made and is safe for
both beginners and experts. not to mention the fact it doesn't
require an install and can run from a floppy (as well as GameXP which
is written by the same authors)
 
Bjorn Simonsen said:
Btw, the ewido security suite(*) has a feature named "xp-antispy"
under the Tools menu. Looks rather similar to the one at
xpantispy.org, but the latter seems to have more options.
See
<http://xp-antispy.org/images/screenshot.gif>
<http://www.ewido.de/images/screenshots/ess_antispy.jpg>

Any relation (question to group)? Or is it just that most "tweak
managers" look alike today (xp style)?
Click to expand...

The ewido security suite and xp-AntiSpy both use the same libraries,
just different user interfaces.

Best Regards,
Peter
 
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