Microsoft Vista Question

[JakeS]

It irritates me that they limit how many files I choose to open. If I want to drag my computer to a crawl, then that should be my option. Just put up a caution message stating "are you sure you want to open 200 files?" You shouldn't have to do a regedit or any other hack to get this to work

That's true its like if I'm right they leave ports open on your pc so they can access it and get your personal info (I'm not sure if this is true or not its just what I was told) a lot of the limits in windows I hate...

But yeah after I finished talking to this girl I'll do it

I seem to always get distracted but next time I'll try to do it yeah?

[Joe Gronlund]

That's true its like if I'm right they leave ports open on your pc so they can access it and get your personal info (I'm not sure if this is true or not its just what I was told) a lot of the limits in windows I hate...

But yeah after I finished talking to this girl I'll do it

I seem to always get distracted but next time I'll try to do it yeah?

No, its not true, and it would be a federal crime to do so...

[Joe Gronlund]

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Accessibility\ATs\windowtrackingzorder\StartExe

Joe is it that as Microsoft will not let me touch it?

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip

however it is encrypted of course....

[harmor]

So Vista users aren't allowed to open more than 15 files at once but they allow any program to install a toolbar to Internet Explorer without them asking the person using the machine?
What's more common? Spyware through Internet Explorer or DoS attacks?

[JakeS]

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip

however it is encrypted of course....

Thanks.. Will look into it.

[Joe Gronlund]

So Vista users aren't allowed to open more than 15 files at once but they allow any program to install a toolbar to Internet Explorer without them asking the person using the machine?
What's more common? Spyware through Internet Explorer or DoS attacks?

Well i am not a developer, however a DoS attack is much more of a concern.
Even more so when IPv6 starts being enabled on routers, theyre currently configured to drop and disgard all IPv6 packets, but that is about to change...

[dynamite]

Every have any luck with this?

[JakeS]

Every have any luck with this?

Sorry, been rather distracted lately with girls & floods... I'll look right now.

[Joe Gronlund]

Sorry, been rather distracted lately with girls & floods... I'll look right now.

Pervert

[JakeS]

Pervert

Nope

Also are you sure these are the registry values for it?