Yep... you can figure out how to keep windows pretty clean... but it is a steady fight. Benign is a great product really because it simply shuts the door instead of trying to patch all the holes. But its just a email cleaner, and doesnt keep you from visiting the wrong website. There are other resources as well.. http://www.blackviper.com is a great one, gives you really easy to understand configurations facts about windows <<services>> as well as info about how to turn off them... and which ones are appropriate to turn off. Still... I think the whole windows concept is going to end up on the scrap heap sooner or later.... but then I am just an egg out here.... Cheers RicB Joe Garrett wrote: > The Heckler said: "These days, every Windows computer is a war zone of > viruses, Trojans, > spyware, and other malicious code trying to exploit security holes in > Internet Explorer." > Heckler, > A few months ago, I would have agreed with you, but I've since solved > the problem! I rebooted my 'puter, added Mozilla Firfox and Benign, > (thanks to RicB!). And, I upgraded my Express. Benign "washes" all of > my stuff, sometimes too efficiently, I might add. Still haven't > figured out how to get some attachments through. (working on it!) I > really like Firefox. It saves steps and has it's own firewall. I'm not > about to give up on MS, just yet. Just because Bill Gates has extreme > amounts of money, y'all tend to give him a bad rap. I've met the man. > You'd like him. He gives back tons of dollars to the arts and > humanity. Yes, he's successful, but that's no reason to malign him > every chance you get. (Jealous are we?)<G> > When I first wanted to get into computers, the only game in, (our), > town was Apple. The attitude that the Apple people had, reallllly > turned me off! Then Bill came up with something that was workable. > Rather than malign MS, every chance you get, how about taking some > positive steps to put the little Bastards that send viri, etc., in > jail for a verrrrry long time. Talk to people in power and get them to > go after them with the same tenacity, that they go after pot smokers, > etc. (Misplaced priorities, IMO.) > Regards, > Joe Garrett, R.P.T. > Captain, Tool Police > Squares R I
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