Re: Is Safe Mode is disabled?
From: Jupiter Jones (jones_jupiter_at_hotnomail.com)
Date: 04/30/03
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Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2003 05:48:18 GMT
Robert;
You were given all the information on this group except specifics on a
particular OEM computer.
Apparently no one here was familiar with that model.
It may surprise you to know that this is not an Emachine group,
however we did try and help as well as make suggestions as a possible
source of the information you wanted.
In any case your desire to now call names to people shows the true
weakness of your character.
You apparently found a place of like minded people.
suggest you go there and keep each other company.
One last thing.
The descriptions you seem to so strongly place on us seems to fit you.
I suggest you read your own posts, you seem to forget what they say.
Good bye Robert.
No point in responding unless you like talking to yourself.
-- Jupiter Jones Check the following link for some great problem solving newsgroups. http://support.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx Please respond to newsgroup only. Everyone can benefit from the message. "Robert" <Roberts_posts@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:q5luavs85oiil5kejn69f2l655ds145jap@4ax.com... > It is interesting to see the various computer newsgroups once in a > while, but there is a the reason I am not a regular. > > Many computer newsgroups have mentally ill trollers who have just a > little bit of computer literacy and way too much time on their hands. > Sometimes they are useful and can even be helpful to computer newbies > who need simple questions answered. > > But as soon as a computer problem is too complex for them to > understand they lash out at the questioner with accusations of > incompetence. They are angry people who would be better off not > exposing themselves and their problems on the internet. > > As a result of this occurring on this newsgroup, I have posted my > questions on a much more technical site than this, where actual > computer professionals and high end hobbyists hang out. There my Post > drew an impressive response, not only because it is a surprising quirk > in XP Home Edition, but because the newsgroup regulars actually > understood it. > > By the end of the day I had answers to my questions, the same concern > over the security problems, much agreement, and a solution. I was even > asked to post the appropriate registry key so it can be analysed. The > Administrator account is now password protected. All that remains is > to figure out how safe mode was hidden and if a specially configured > boot disk can compromise the majority of XP Home Edition computers. > > It will likely be written up in the popular press in the near future, > so even the trollers of this newsgroup will get another shot at > learning something new despite themselves. > > Robert > > > > > On Wed, 30 Apr 2003 03:23:02 GMT, "Jupiter Jones" > <jones_jupiter@hotnomail.com> wrote: > > >Robert; > >I have used automobiles as a comparison to computers. > >But in this case it does not wash. > >With autos--you have to take a written and practical test to get a > >license before you can drive. > >With a computer--Nothing > >With a auto--take to garage for periodic maintenance. > >With a computer--Run it till it dies, then when it does, scream at > >whoever. > >With an auto--insurance covers accidents. > >With a computer--if you neglect to learn, Nothing. > > > >the information is out there. > >windows XP Home has a fair degree of security available, but that is > >not the intention. > >An example is Simple File sharing is hard wired. > > > >Even in Pro, proper measures need to be taken to protect the data. > >It will not and is not intended to do itself. > > > >You can blame whoever you want however you want. > >When it is all said and done it is your computer and no one will pay > >you for your loss. > >It matters not who you blame, it is still your loss. >
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