tried this windowsonecare on one of my test boxes, looks good but not ready for prime time. Would lock up and not run. ( the program, not the puter ) wish it was a download so I could try it again after uninstall or on another test box without the mother may I routine, but I will anyway for grins. <:-| I uninstalled Norton Corp b4 but I wonder if that had some affect on this. MS should concentrate on keeping windows stable and cheap and stay out of the rest of it IMO
Would be nice for customer boxes if it works out. fp At 08:15 PM 1/3/2006, Chris Reeves Poked the stick with: >Microsoft's opinion on this to beta testers and onecare users: > >January 3, 2006 Advisory: How to know if you are protected from the WMF >vulnerability >A security vulnerability in Windows could allow malicious software to infect >your computer when opening an infected graphic or a malicious Web site. >Microsoft is working on a patch, but Windows OneCare is protecting you now >from known viruses using this flaw. As long as your Windows OneCare status >remains "green" or "yellow" while you're connected to the Internet, Windows >OneCare is protecting you. If your status is "red" (at risk), please either >take the requested action or go to the Help Center. > >To find out more about this vulnerability, please see >http://www.windowsonecare.com/secinfo/wmf1228.aspx. > -- Tallyho ! ]:8) Taglines below ! -- Nothing succeeds like failure.
