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Operation Continued Future Reconniscince[sic] [PicS!]

QQ
edited October 2004 in Software
OK, so I installed 2003 x64 Beta Trial to see what's better in it then XP x64 Trial Beta. I got a few pleasant surprises and a nasty shock.

So I install it and get this:
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Alright, I got the submit informations thing in XP, but now it actually IS Server 2003.

I say Send and then get to the thing in the background.
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Well I'm glad that MS is seemingly started to get somewhat serious about it's security. I also note that neither of the Help links work (See below) and that Clicking the "Automatic Updates" one opens My Comp Properties, which does NOT have an Automatic Updates tab.

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What the...? Kind of a URI is THAT?

So I close that and this comes up!
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I remove the "File Server" role and close it

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Now "My Computer" has this annoying "Tip of the Day". I already knew that, Windows...

Well time to get online, doubleclick IE...
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What the!? Try that again...
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!!! What IS this! Let me run it directly from the EXE...
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W?!??Hu?!?RrrGuhEkay/..!?!!!!

THERE IS NO INTERNET EXPLORER#!!!

-Q

Comments

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
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  • BODBOD
    IE in win2003 is messed up anyway..... its got some secrurty shit where until u change settings only M$ sites work
  • FatTurtleFatTurtle
    BOD wrote:
    IE in win2003 is messed up anyway..... its got some secrurty shit where until u change settings only M$ sites work

    he;s got ffx now. I had to download and send him the installer via AIM.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
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  • BODBOD
    Tomchu wrote:
    That's just called "IE Enhanced Security", and it can be very easily disabled/uninstalled.

    have done lol
  • Ka0sKa0s
    AHAHAHHAHAHAH, I LOVE how its so incomplete.
  • QQ
    Yea even XP x8664 wasn't this bad ::roll:

    -Q
  • SlashSlash
    Cool gallery, really wanna looking at it! Can't wait!

    And ABSOLUTELY no IE! This encourages me using it!!
  • Ka0sKa0s
    IE is missing only because they have no yet completed it. IE is already in XPx64, so clearly theyre putting more effort into the consumer-side version of Windows, and not the server-side, because less people will use it.
  • SlashSlash
    I hope it won't be in release version, too...
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
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  • QQ
    I'm aware the IE lack is a fluke, but it's still funny to see an NT Explorer OS without it and not by my hand, unlike usuall ::roll:!

    -Q
  • SlashSlash
    If MS cool , they should make an uninstaller for IE6 in Windows... :)
  • SlashSlash
    And also removal utility for ActiveX, Registry, Windows Explorer... and leave only Total Commander... HAHAHAHAHAH! LOL
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
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  • BODBOD
    toms right windows WONT work without the regisrty....
  • BashBash
    If the Windows Kernal was the brain, the Registry would be the heart, and noone can live w/o a heart. And Windows cannot live w/o a registry, and the Windows shell is kinda like a kidney
  • BODBOD
    removing the registry would require completly rewriting windows as it is......
  • QQ
    Yea that's something I'd want to keep, even if it is strange, (sometimes) convoluted, and gets corrupted.

    IE uninstalled I'd like though :D

    -Q
  • SlashSlash
    Linux works without a regystry...
  • QQ
    Linux is NOT Windows. Linux I think does it with /etc, Windows has the Registry. Removing IE and OCX is possible (Well sortof), removing the Registry is a bit fanciful.

    -Q
  • BODBOD
    linux is written differently to windows, doesnt it work on config files or sumfin?
  • QQ
    I think all the stuff in /etc is it's configuration.

    -Q
  • BashBash
    wasn't the whole point of the registry is to make it faster to find system config than text files or something like that?
  • stitchstitch
    Yes linux, and most unixes, run on tons of .conf files in the /etc directory.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
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  • SlashSlash
    But I'm sure it's still better than to have registry.
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