Web Kracked wrote: > Harold Fuchs wrote: >> >> I'd be interested to see a *working* procedure for locking down a >> Windows system against these programs. I can't decide whether or not >> I hope such a procedure doesn't (can't) exist. On balance I think I >> do hope that. >> > > You thought of it, someone over at MS most likely were told that > "locking" the OS from installing > software not on their "nice" list IS as crime - only if they get > caught, that is. Microsoft has little to do with this issue. Any operating system used in a corporate network environment has to support permissions in some manner. This means the system administrator can allow or deny a wide variety of things.
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