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SCD
The computer meets all the requirements. Why won't it
work in WIN98-2. We're waiting for Longhorn.
work in WIN98-2. We're waiting for Longhorn.
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JoeM
It does not meet the all requirements, if you are running windows 98 min.
sys. requirements is windows 2000 and above
sys. requirements is windows 2000 and above
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Ron Chamberlin
May I suggest going to http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/default.mspx
for best practices. Be sure to watch the video!
There are other freeware/shareware scanners out there that will work on
Win98 & ME
systems. Thinking Spybot and Adaware just to name two.
Ron Chamberlin
MS-MVP
for best practices. Be sure to watch the video!
There are other freeware/shareware scanners out there that will work on
Win98 & ME
systems. Thinking Spybot and Adaware just to name two.
Ron Chamberlin
MS-MVP
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JohnF.
This beta will not run on Longhorn.
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plun
JohnF. said:
Well, it runs like a champ........
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plun
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JohnF.
Just had to ruin the moment didn't you!
plun said:
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP IE/OE
JohnF. said:
Which build?
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JohnF.
Frank, just a bad joke. I have no idea - I blew away my alpha of Longhorn
last month.
last month.
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP IE/OE
I thought I was going to have to fire up my Longhorn machine and try it.
The alpha is so old I haven't turned the machine on in six months.
The alpha is so old I haven't turned the machine on in six months.
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Bill Sanderson
Ditto--I've got it on a removable drive, but haven't looked at it in a long
while.
while.
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plun
Bill said:
Ver 5048 is a real beuty, seems to be much more stable then
4074.
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Bill Sanderson
Hmmm - When I get it, I expect to run it as the main os on my laptop.
R
Ron Chamberlin
.....as long as it's not a production machine....
B
Bill Sanderson
Nah--its a dumb terminal into the production machine!
'course, it is also running a VPC which at the moment is testing both Norton
Antispyware and Microsoft Antispyware.
So, having managed the installation of Norton, I turned the thing on
today--not sure the exact sequence, because I believe I did a reboot of the
VPC yesterday--at any rate, I got an ISTBAR alarm from NAS. Looked real--in
program files. I recommended a scan, I said yes, and it scanned directly
for just ISTBAR--I think it looked at a total of 4 files, and
autoquarantined what it found.
I liked that.
Nary a peep out of MAS in the meantime. Both products alert at each-other's
activity, but so far the alerts are reasonable and easy to deal with, with
appropriate defaults.
'course, it is also running a VPC which at the moment is testing both Norton
Antispyware and Microsoft Antispyware.
So, having managed the installation of Norton, I turned the thing on
today--not sure the exact sequence, because I believe I did a reboot of the
VPC yesterday--at any rate, I got an ISTBAR alarm from NAS. Looked real--in
program files. I recommended a scan, I said yes, and it scanned directly
for just ISTBAR--I think it looked at a total of 4 files, and
autoquarantined what it found.
I liked that.
Nary a peep out of MAS in the meantime. Both products alert at each-other's
activity, but so far the alerts are reasonable and easy to deal with, with
appropriate defaults.