Vista

swapnil90 · 02-28-2007

hey ppl....
Vista has a lot of features to prevent phishing!!
Have u used them...Windows defender for eg!!

etali · 03-02-2007

I am using Vista at the moment and I hate Windows Defender, and the new version of IE with a passion.

I think that they nanny users far too much, and they get in the way of day to day stuff.

I'm worried that people who have a little knowledge, but not enough yet, will figure out how to turn the protection off, and just cause themselves more problems.

If the new features didn't get in the way so much it would be a lot better.

swapnil90 · 03-02-2007

it doesent even take a second man...at least your are safe...U can even repost a phishing website in there...isnt it an advantage?

**louj** · 03-20-2007

I think that Vista still has more updates for it to be popular with most masses. But still, it is a big plus having a built-in security resource; although others may still find it pesky at times.

**onlineexperts** · 03-30-2007

That will be the case for Vista I think. Just like what happened the first time Microsoft XP was released, there were a lot of problems and errors in the system and all of those errors wasn't fix until the release of service pack 2.

joecool6101 · 04-01-2007

I think that is best if everyone just sticks with XP till new service pack comes out with more features and fixes to the ones that it has. I thought ti all would have been fixed after the long beta testing.. apparently not.

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swapnil90 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 255 Rep Power: 2	Vista hey ppl.... Vista has a lot of features to prevent phishing!! Have u used them...Windows defender for eg!!

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03-02-2007	#2 (permalink)
etali Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 60 Rep Power: 2	I am using Vista at the moment and I hate Windows Defender, and the new version of IE with a passion. I think that they nanny users far too much, and they get in the way of day to day stuff. I'm worried that people who have a little knowledge, but not enough yet, will figure out how to turn the protection off, and just cause themselves more problems. If the new features didn't get in the way so much it would be a lot better.

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swapnil90 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 255 Rep Power: 2	it doesent even take a second man...at least your are safe...U can even repost a phishing website in there...isnt it an advantage?

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louj Banned Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 139 Rep Power: 0	I think that Vista still has more updates for it to be popular with most masses. But still, it is a big plus having a built-in security resource; although others may still find it pesky at times.

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onlineexperts Banned Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 111 Rep Power: 0	That will be the case for Vista I think. Just like what happened the first time Microsoft XP was released, there were a lot of problems and errors in the system and all of those errors wasn't fix until the release of service pack 2.

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