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TmX wrote:
I am one of them... Don't know what Windows is since 2007 (since Windows Vista)... Happy user of Linux since then... |
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21 Apr 2019, 01:28 |
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https://krebsonsecurity.com/2019/05/microsoft-patches-wormable-flaw-in-windows-xp-7-and-windows-2003/
Luckily there are still some sort of support for old time xp, |
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15 May 2019, 20:06 |
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https://betanews.com/2019/05/29/windows-10-users-still-on-april-2018-update/
Quote: In the meantime, the vast majority of Windows 10 users -- a whopping 61.1 percent -- are still running the April 2018 Update from a year ago, suggesting people unsurprisingly prefer stability over the latest bells and whistles. Windows 7’s enduring popularity is testament to that… |
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30 May 2019, 22:07 |
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I've been hearing rumours that in the past couple of weeks the latest MS updates are forcing on secure boot in the UEFI. Does anyone know if this is true? If it is then that is well beyond anything reasonable. Why would MS feel so entitled as to change settings they should not be touching? That would lock out any chance of running code not MS approved. MS wants to control everything you do, how dare you think you are permitted to do whatever you want with "your" computer.
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07 Jun 2019, 13:35 |
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Now imagine if UEFI didn't exist, over-engineered piece of crap. Then we wouldn't have these issues either, no matter how dumb Windows 10 would be.
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07 Jun 2019, 16:16 |
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rumours, they sound like flat Earth, and nasa never goes to moon,
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08 Jun 2019, 14:50 |
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So you want to use a VPN to stop your employer/ISP/government from spying on you? Well you can only do that if you allow Microsoft to spy on you instead.
To fix RASMAN error 0xc0000005 with Group Policies, follow these steps: Also, registry backups don't work. Microsoft Admits Windows 10 Registry Backups Don't Work Quote: What Microsoft confirms it did was quietly switch off Registry backups in Windows 10 eight months ago, despite giving users the impression this crucial safeguarding system was still working. As Ghacks spotted at the time, Registry backups would show “The operation completed successfully", despite no backup file being created. Quote: So why has Microsoft done this? In the company’s own words: “to help reduce the overall disk footprint size of Windows”. And how big is a registry backup? Typically 50-100MB. |
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08 Jul 2019, 13:56 |
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Think my next computer will run Linux primarily - I've really been hopeful things would get better.
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08 Jul 2019, 19:39 |
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Windows 7’s July 2019 Security Patch Includes Telemetry
https://www.howtogeek.com/428265/windows-7s-july-2019-security-patch-includes-telemetry/ bad liar, |
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29 Jul 2019, 15:07 |
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I stopped updating a long time ago.
After MS breached the trust that was the end for me, no more updates. And, no, my systems have not become overrun with malware. I know many people would like to suggest that a system without updates will become some sort of malware magnet and start ruining the Internet or something. But that just doesn't happen. At least not in my experience. My Win10 system has never been connected to the Internet. I can't trust it because I don't trust MS. MS feel they have the right to just take whatever data they please. Without saying when or why. Without asking. Last edited by revolution on 29 Jul 2019, 16:54; edited 1 time in total |
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29 Jul 2019, 16:06 |
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revolution wrote:
Lukily we are not on the radar, but are we? Then what system you use that connected to internet? Like the machine you use to post in fasm board. |
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29 Jul 2019, 16:48 |
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My XP machine is still my main workhorse when I'm in the office; and it hasn't been updated in eons.
I also have my Mint box for when I travel. The Win10 box also travels but I refuse to connect with it. |
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29 Jul 2019, 16:54 |
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To add my thoughts on Windows to the thread:
I stoped using Windows in 2007 (when Vista came out). Using Linux since then. Didn't ever TOUCHED an Windows machine since then...  |
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29 Jul 2019, 17:17 |
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revolution wrote: My XP machine is still my main workhorse when I'm in the office; and it hasn't been updated in eons. I wish I succeeded to install WinXP on my notebook. Something goes wrong after the installation is said to be complete: after rebooting it cannot find system files. Something is definitely wrong with SATA drivers but Intel doesn’t seem to provide valid ones for XP anymore and other solutions fail to work either. |
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29 Jul 2019, 18:15 |
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i don't think you can install xp in current laptop model, there are way too many drivers that not available and xp wouldn't even boot to desktop,
the best luck would be getting 2nd or 3rd gen notebook, those that came with Windows 7. the sata driver one needs to load it through usb floppy disk, or integrated it into xp iso (slipstream), or usb if you used usb to kick start xp setup. driver available from intel, one could search it by motherboard chipset model. that is afaik, more on Google. |
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30 Jul 2019, 01:53 |
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What of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qubes ?
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30 Jul 2019, 04:08 |
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