OK, Genius,
How many people know not to touch anything and reboot? (Actually, you do not need to reboot, just open task manager and end the iexplorer process to kill it)
Since most are conditioned by MS Windows to click on the X or the Cancel button, it is very likely that it will infect the system AND THEN it is a buick to remove.
In the case of the AV09 spinoff rogueware named Windows Police Pro, I had to rebuild the OS (after backing up the data of course).
I have to say that it seems that only a few would follow up with any sort of examination of the truth of any criticism of anything. Most people won't even remember that they even heard the criticism, but may hesitate when the subject comes up. Let's face facts. Most people just go about their lives concentrating on that which interests them. Stuff like getting paid, weekends, and having fun.
I hate to be a poopy head, but the US interests include jobs, food and clothing for Americans (and anyone else who can find the border).
Everything that the USA is depends on energy. That would be oil. The USA's "elites" used to own oil wells in Venezuela that helped many Venezuelans and Americans proper, but the communist government "nationalized" them (that's a polite term for stealing them).
Did it help th people of Venezuela? Nope. They don't see much, if any, of it.
That should be the real problem the USA has with Mr. Chavez and his supporters. His foul mouth is easily ignored.
1. Eliminate Step 1.
If you make the target drive a slave on another W2K machine, you can restore a Ghost image or tape backup to it without installing W2k on it first. If you're using a Ghost boot disk, the host PC doesn't have to be W2K to image a drive.
On Ghost:
Just this morning I ghosted a failing drive from a W2k PC to its replacement drive, tested it and sent back to it's home. No problems. All installed applications functioning properly.
We use ghost extensively to set up new PCs with our standard set of applications. Just run sysprep to prep the install. In XP, I set it too require the key to be entered and re-activate each setup online. I believe that you could use the same key for several or installations and it will activate OK, but I don't know for sure so I take the safe route.
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OK, Genius, How many people know not to touch anything and reboot? (Actually, you do not need to reboot, just open task manager and end the iexplorer process to kill it) Since most are conditioned by MS Windows to click on the X or the Cancel button, it is very likely that it will infect the system AND THEN it is a buick to remove. In the case of the AV09 spinoff rogueware named Windows Police Pro, I had to rebuild the OS (after backing up the data of course).
There may be some Climatologists who oppose the popular and money making mainstream. List of scientists Opposing the Mainstream Scientific Assessment of Global Warming
and, 7 x 13 = 28. -Lou Costello
I have to say that it seems that only a few would follow up with any sort of examination of the truth of any criticism of anything. Most people won't even remember that they even heard the criticism, but may hesitate when the subject comes up. Let's face facts. Most people just go about their lives concentrating on that which interests them. Stuff like getting paid, weekends, and having fun.
I hate to be a poopy head, but the US interests include jobs, food and clothing for Americans (and anyone else who can find the border).
Everything that the USA is depends on energy. That would be oil. The USA's "elites" used to own oil wells in Venezuela that helped many Venezuelans and Americans proper, but the communist government "nationalized" them (that's a polite term for stealing them).
Did it help th people of Venezuela? Nope. They don't see much, if any, of it.
That should be the real problem the USA has with Mr. Chavez and his supporters. His foul mouth is easily ignored.
1. Eliminate Step 1. If you make the target drive a slave on another W2K machine, you can restore a Ghost image or tape backup to it without installing W2k on it first. If you're using a Ghost boot disk, the host PC doesn't have to be W2K to image a drive. On Ghost: Just this morning I ghosted a failing drive from a W2k PC to its replacement drive, tested it and sent back to it's home. No problems. All installed applications functioning properly. We use ghost extensively to set up new PCs with our standard set of applications. Just run sysprep to prep the install. In XP, I set it too require the key to be entered and re-activate each setup online. I believe that you could use the same key for several or installations and it will activate OK, but I don't know for sure so I take the safe route.