Buddha
If you have been using Windows that long, you should know by now that you
can tweak just about anything to make it work whatever way you wish. You
should also know that previous versions of Windows has been the most
vulnerable OS in history. In Vista, components like UAC, file and folder
permissions, Integrity Levels, Virtualization, and others are designed to
fix this historic vulnerable state.
Stop the bullshit! Vista is just another hyped up bloated up version
of Windows that nags it's stupid ass off worse than any mother-in-law.
One thing Vista and mothers-in-law have in common; They nag for no
reason and seem to do so only to annoy!
Want an specific example? I recently installed SP1. Now the useless
Defender nag screen constantly pops up bitching about a Bonjour DLL. I
click on the warning window to close it. Two seconds later it pops up
again making the same moronic comments I ALREADY read. This goes on
maybe fifty times during the next five minutes with it popping up and
me trying to stop it over and over. It finally stops.
Someone tell me how such a utterly useless nag screen is suppose to
help me in any way, shape or form. It's just useless. If Vista must
nag me about something that gives it hissy fits tell me ONCE and when
I shut the damn notification window down SHUT THE HELL UP already!
I finally got feed up and stopped what I was trying to do and went to
Defender's settings to drop the "security" level lower hoping the
piece of crap would stop the damn fuc*king useless nagging. So far
that seems to have worked.
But there is a big downside. Since I see no option to selectively
quite Defender for this ONE specific notification or others I've seen
I dropped my security level and the net result is because of how
poorly Vista crap is written I'm now running at a lower security level
than I otherwise should have to; again all due to poor design and a
total lack of any serious hands-on real world testing.
Microsoft simply does not know how to write good software. I'll keep
giving examples. ;-)
It's not recommended to turn UAC off, but You can turn it off in Control
Panel/User Accounts.
It's definitely not recommended to tweak any of the file or folder
permissions. Doing this can have unexpected results, such as programs not
working correctly plus making the system more vulnerable whether UAC is on
or off.
The most difficult job is trying to convince long time users that there is a
better way to do things, but it may mean breaking old habits and learning
something new.
I got to conclude you're a green as grass amateur. On my system when I
first installed Vista about a year ago I absolutely had to tweak many
folders and file permissions because of UAC or simply accept I would
waste more time fu*king around almost an hour a day with useless nag
screen caused by permission issues.
There is a better way to do things. Shame Microsoft has no damn clue
what that better way is.