Posts Tagged Windows 7

Microsoft Security patches June 09

Microsoft has released its latest security bulletins covering 31 security vulnerabilities. In a total of 10 bulletins 5 turned out as critical, the highest security rating by Microsoft.  See details below:
(extracted from http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms09-jun.mspx)
MS08-018 (Critical): Fixes two privately reported vulnerabilities in implementations of Active Directory on Microsoft Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003, and [...]

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Windows 7 with removable IE

Microsoft officials made this public acknowledgment via the Engineering Windows 7 blog on March 6. Jack Mayo, the Group Program Manager for the Documents and Printing team, listed a set of Windows 7 features that will be able to be turned on and off by users after the initial set-up.
Together with Internet Explorer several other [...]

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Windows 7, vista and XP benchmark

Windows VIsta has been, in my personal opinion, the worst Operating System from Microsoft ever, it makes a downgrade an upgrade. Anyway Vista is not the focus here.  Adrian Kingsley-Hughes posted previously a Benchmark comparison of Vista and the upcoming Windows 7 and wisely someone asked to have XP included in the Benchmark. Remeber that [...]

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