Showing posts with label Windows 7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows 7. Show all posts

Monday, February 23, 2009

WINDOWS 7 UAC FIXED

WINDOWS 7 UAC FIXED-Operating System News

WINDOWS 7 UAC FIXEDTo comply with windows user request, Microsoft said that they will change the User account control (UAC) procedure. They will give 2 major changes. First, control will work on high integrity process where elevation is needed. Second, chnge Level on UAC will need confirmation.

This change comes from user demand, base on assumption that UAC has a weak security hole. This feature comes on Vista first.

There were a lot of protests when Microsoft delete some confirmation feature of the UAC on Windows 7, User told Microsoft that UAC can easily be hacked.

For a better security issue, we request Microsoft to improve upon security issue. So we’ll feel much safer when using Windows on online act.

MORE INFO: http://www.computerworld.com

6 EDITIONS OF WINDOWS 7

6 EDITIONS OF WINDOWS 7-Operating System Review

6 EDITIONS OF WINDOWS 7Microsoft announce their new Windows OS release, it’s Windows 7. This new version of Windows will come in 6 editions, Starter, Home Basic, Home premium, Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate.

Every edition will support 32 and 64 bit and come in 34 Language to choose. Xp Users also have a choice to Upgrade to Windows 7 but with a reinstall option because of Windows Display Driver Model issue. This procedure is not necessary if you upgrade from Vista.

Starter edition are segmented for netbook User, Home Basic for under developed country with minimalist function. Just a prediction, it seems most Users will use Home Premium with multimedia features.

Windows 7 will support virtualization feature, direct access and applocker. Ultimate edition has most complete features.

For us as WINDOWS user, it’s great to have the newest version of Windows OS, as a major Operating system that widely use al over the word, windows will make our computing word even better.

is it our future computer's Operating System? maybe.

More info: http://www.dailytech.com