Xatrix Security

[heebyjeebys]

Very nice OS.

have you seen that video on youtube that Microsoft themselves posted about windows 7 activation and how easy and fun it is to do??
'with product activation, you'll get the full benefit of running windows, including the endless and seemingly pointless security updates that never-ever-seem to stop that we just dish out to make you feel better when actually their doing nothing but automatically telling us how much porn you watch, and if that wasn't good enough, it will nag you like an over enthusiastic nephew that never ever stops with the questions, and if you don't activate they will just keep on coming until we lock your computer down so that it is so completely crippled that turning it on just creates problems of their own entity. And all this for optional updates that enhance your operating systems automatic blue screen of death rates and added hardware support that allows all of your devices that you currently use to not work at all in any way so that you have to a Microsoft support technician parter whatever for £20,000 a minute not including the phone bill, which you don't want to know to have him on the phone for 8 and a half hours for him to go "urgh i don't" know and hang up on you! all to get your computer to turn on the first place!'

No user should ever have to touch such a silly activation process that nags you every 10 seconds like a bull fucking terrier!
Macs on the other hand ...
#rant over

[Ict Tech]

have you seen that video on youtube that Microsoft themselves posted about windows 7 activation and how easy and fun it is to do??
'with product activation, you'll get the full benefit of running windows, including the endless and seemingly pointless security updates that never-ever-seem to stop that we just dish out to make you feel better when actually their doing nothing but automatically telling us how much porn you watch, and if that wasn't good enough, it will nag you like an over enthusiastic nephew that never ever stops with the questions, and if you don't activate they will just keep on coming until we lock your computer down so that it is so completely crippled that turning it on just creates problems of their own entity. And all this for optional updates that enhance your operating systems automatic blue screen of death rates and added hardware support that allows all of your devices that you currently use to not work at all in any way so that you have to a Microsoft support technician parter whatever for £20,000 a minute not including the phone bill, which you don't want to know to have him on the phone for 8 and a half hours for him to go "urgh i don't" know and hang up on you! all to get your computer to turn on the first place!'

No user should ever have to touch such a silly activation process that nags you every 10 seconds like a bull fucking terrier!
Macs on the other hand ...
#rant over

Go see a doctor heeby Only joking, but you have a good point there

[heebyjeebys]

Go see a doctor heeby Only joking, but you have a good point there

hahahah lol

[Ict Tech]

Go see a doctor heeby Only joking, but you have a good point there

hahahah lol

Has anyone actually got Windows 7, I am getting it to trial for work in a few days I don't know what to think!

[jd2kuk]

Yep, my primary OS- it rocks. I'm just not happy that they took libraries off the start menu...

[Ict Tech]

Yep, my primary OS- it rocks. I'm just not happy that they took libraries off the start menu...

So you think it's good!
Any changes from Vista?

[jd2kuk]

It's awesome!

Changes from vista (in a nutshell):

• Vastly improved performance in all sorts of areas (start-up/shutdown, application loads etc.)
• New taskbar/start menu- really efficient if you embrace it
• Jump menus (part of the change noted above)
• Libraries- lets you organise folders from all over your hard disk into consolidated folders (sounds random, but very handy)
• Aero peek- really slick previews of open windows
• Improved wireless/power options
• UAC less irritating
• Support for various new hardware technologies
• New devices and printers section, with 'device experiences' (fancy name for pictures of your devices, but hey- it's cool)
• IE 8 (not a change I care about particularly...)
• Less crap bundled with windows
• Aero snap- windows automatically resize when you point them at the edges of the screen = slick.
• New keyboard shortcuts and improved multi-display support
• Too much more to list here. Just search for 'windows 7 new features', and you'll see plenty more

!

[Ict Tech]

I'm using it at the minute in work as well, it seems okay, but i've only used it for a total of 15 minutes, not much use yet!

[TJ_2k7]

It's alright i still rather Leopard though. The only thing is that i sometimes need to think about what im doing in Leopard because i'm so used to windows.
The fact you cant hit the X to close a program often annoys me.
Snow Leopard

I ended up uninstalling Windows 7 because my anti-virus and other programs didnt work and it just annoyed me so i deleted the partition and have stayed on Windows Vista (Heaven forbid) ever since.

[heebyjeebys]

windows 7 is vista with less security
snow leopard ftw! (or as that french guy calls it, snow Le-pod)

[muto]

OSX is just BSD with less security..

[TJ_2k7]

(or as that french guy calls it, snow Le-pod)

Hehe.
I was watching it from a live feed and half the time didnt have a clue what he was saying.
The quality was terrible but his voice just made it worse

[heebyjeebys]

(or as that french guy calls it, snow Le-pod)

Hehe.
I was watching it from a live feed and half the time didnt have a clue what he was saying.
The quality was terrible but his voice just made it worse

haha
at least he made it interesting, unlike the rest of the presentation which was just boring fact after fact. that scott bloke presnting the iphone just made me fall asleap

[Ict Tech]

HA HA HA - French Guy!

[Xcellerator]

You know that someone has got hold the RTM version of windows 7?! (If you want the site PM me) When you download it pesters you for a license key after 30 days, but some guy made a program (I can't say the name of the program on the forums, but if you want it just PM me...)
This program does the following:

What ********* does is that when executed, it stops and changes the startup type of sppsvc (Software Protection), sppuinotify (SPP Notification Service) and SLUINotify (SL UI Notification Service) services to disable. Then, then ********* simply takes ownership and full control permissions on the following files, before backing them up and finally deleting them away.
%SYSPATH%\SLLUA.exe
%SYSPATH%\sppsvc.exe
%SYSPATH%\SLUI.exe
%SYSPATH%\sppuinotify.dll
%SYSPATH%\SLUINotify.dll

This is what the results are:

And no, my name is not Marcio, it's just the first picture on google images when you search for the program...
You can probably guess my name from looking at the website on my sig...