<carl@mit.net> wrote in message
| >https://www.softpedia.com/reviews/windows/Toolwiz-Time-Freeze-Review-465723.shtml
|
| With all things considered, Time Freeze is a must-have application for
| any computer users, whether they frequently experiment with new
| programs on the PC or not. Thanks to the fact that it is so easy to
| install, run and control, Time Freeze can be started before any
| activity to make sure the computer will remain safe at all times.
|
Fine if it works for you but it seems like a
clunky solution to me. You're basically making
your system read-only to avoid malware. Why
not just be more careful?
On Fri, 30 Jul 2021 17:14:03 -0400, "Mayayana"
<mayayana@invalid.nospam> wrote:
<carl@mit.net> wrote in message
| >>https://www.softpedia.com/reviews/windows/Toolwiz-Time-Freeze-Review-465723.shtml
|
| With all things considered, Time Freeze is a must-have application for
| any computer users, whether they frequently experiment with new
| programs on the PC or not. Thanks to the fact that it is so easy to
| install, run and control, Time Freeze can be started before any
| activity to make sure the computer will remain safe at all times.
|
Fine if it works for you but it seems like a
clunky solution to me. You're basically making
your system read-only to avoid malware. Why
not just be more careful?
That is such an astoundingly ignorant answer it doesn't deserve a
response.
<carl@mit.net> wrote in message
|
https://www.softpedia.com/reviews/windows/Toolwiz-Time-Freeze-Review-465723.shtml
|
| With all things considered, Time Freeze is a must-have application for
| any computer users, whether they frequently experiment with new
| programs on the PC or not. Thanks to the fact that it is so easy to
| install, run and control, Time Freeze can be started before any
| activity to make sure the computer will remain safe at all times.
|
Fine if it works for you but it seems like a
clunky solution to me. You're basically making
your system read-only to avoid malware. Why
not just be more careful?
I've been running XP for 14 years without an infection. No
resident AV (I do an overnight monthly scan with Kaspersky's Rescue
Disk, just in case). No time freeze.
Simple safe hex and you're safe.
I agree with Mayayana on that.
Only fools get infected.
[]'s
On 31/07/2021 00:29, Shadow wrote: MID <5i29ggd17kkt526ihqf1kh0p1ib5c87gog@4ax.com>
I've been running XP for 14 years without an infection. No
resident AV (I do an overnight monthly scan with Kaspersky's Rescue
Disk, just in case). No time freeze.
Simple safe hex and you're safe.
I agree with Mayayana on that.
Only fools get infected.
[]'s
*You Don't Need to Buy Antivirus Software*
UPDATED APRIL 21, 2020
//We've updated our original post to better reflect the advice we heard
from experts, none of whom endorsed specific software. Most people can use Windows Defender alone to keep their computers secure.//
https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/blog/best-antivirus/
*Only fools run WindowsXP*
On 31/07/2021 00:29, Shadow wrote: MID <5i29ggd17kkt526ihqf1kh0p1ib5c87gog@4ax.com>
[....]
I've been running XP for 14 years without an infection. No
resident AV (I do an overnight monthly scan with Kaspersky's Rescue
Disk, just in case). No time freeze.
Simple safe hex and you're safe.
I agree with Mayayana on that.
Only fools get infected.
[]'s
*You Don’t Need to Buy Antivirus Software*
UPDATED APRIL 21, 2020
//We’ve updated our original post to better reflect the advice we heard from experts, none of whom endorsed specific software. Most people can
use Windows Defender alone to keep their computers secure.//
https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/blog/best-antivirus/
*Only fools run WindowsXP*
No One Makes A 32-bit
Resident AV No More
For Old PC
Only 64-bits Resident AV
Only The Poor run Windows XP
On A Old 32-bit PC
<slight snip of spam>
*Only fools run WindowsXP*
On Thu, 16 Sep 2021 at 08:03:43, Billy Mynews Ferrell
<admin@moderated.xyz> wrote (my responses usually follow points raised):
No One Makes A 32-bitI have AVG, with virus definitions dated today, and the engine dated 2021-8-19 (just updated to that; restart pending), on my W7-32.
Resident AV No More
For Old PC
Only 64-bits Resident AV
Only The Poor run Windows XPNot so. Had my XP machine not died, I might well still be using it.
On A Old 32-bit PC
"J. P. Gilliver (John)" wrote in message
news:qpDah+yrz0QhFwZr@255soft.uk...
On Thu, 16 Sep 2021 at 08:03:43, Billy Mynews Ferrell
<admin@moderated.xyz> wrote (my responses usually follow points raised):
No One Makes A 32-bitI have AVG, with virus definitions dated today, and the engine dated
Resident AV No More
For Old PC
Only 64-bits Resident AV
2021-8-19 (just updated to that; restart pending), on my W7-32.
Only The Poor run Windows XPNot so. Had my XP machine not died, I might well still be using it.
On A Old 32-bit PC
Poor Boy J. P. Gilliver.
As For Your XP Machine
If You Have To Do A Reinstall
You Will Not Be Able
To Re-Active It
"J. P. Gilliver (John)" wrote in messagenews:qpDah+yrz0QhFwZr@255soft.uk...> On Thu, 16 Sep 2021 at 08:03:43, Billy Mynews Ferrell > <admin@moderated.xyz> wrote (my responses usually follow points raised):>> No One Makes A 32-bit>>Resident AV No More>> For Old PC>> Only 64-bits Resident AV> I have AVG, with virus definitions dated today, and the engine dated > 2021-8-19 (just updated to that; restart pending), on my W7-32.>>
Poor Boy J. P. Gilliver. As For Your XP Machine If You Have To Do A Reinstall You Will Not Be Able To Re-Active It
"J. P. Gilliver (John)" wrote in message
news:qpDah+yrz0QhFwZr@255soft.uk...
On Thu, 16 Sep 2021 at 08:03:43, Billy Mynews Ferrell
<admin@moderated.xyz> wrote (my responses usually follow points raised):
No One Makes A 32-bitI have AVG, with virus definitions dated today, and the engine dated
Resident AV No More
For Old PC
Only 64-bits Resident AV
2021-8-19 (just updated to that; restart pending), on my W7-32.
Only The Poor run Windows XPNot so. Had my XP machine not died, I might well still be using it.
On A Old 32-bit PC
Poor Boy J. P. Gilliver.
As For Your XP Machine
If You Have To Do A Reinstall
You Will Not Be Able
To Re-Active It
For All Windows XP Update
Links at Dead
As USA Microsoft Say
You Have 30 days To Call To Active
So Make That Call They Say
Get A New 64-bit Machine
With A New 64-bit OS
Or As I Say
You Just Kiss You Usenet
Good Bye
There are work arounds.
https://superuser.com/questions/1502796/how-do-i-activate-windowsxp-now-that-support-has-ended
"Billy Mynews Ferrell" <admin@moderated.xyz> Wrote in message:r
"J. P. Gilliver (John)" wrote inOn Thu, 16 Sep 2021 at 08:03:43, Billy Mynews Ferrell
messagenews:qpDah+yrz0QhFwZr@255soft.uk...
<admin@moderated.xyz> wrote (my responses usually follow points raised):
No One Makes A 32-bitI have AVG, with virus definitions dated today, and the engine dated 2021-8-19 (just updated to that; restart pending), on my W7-32
Resident AV No More>> For Old PC
Only 64-bits Resident AV
Only The Poor run Windows XP
On A Old 32-bit PCNot so. Had my XP machine not died, I might well still be using it.
Poor Boy J. P. Gilliver. As For Your XP Machine If You Have To Do >>A Reinstall You Will Not Be Able To Re-Active It
You're a special kind of tech dumbass aren't you. XP corp edition
doesn't do activation. It can still be installed and used.
Depending on whether or not he's got a true oem or a marked oem
or a retail or Corp decides if there is any ms required
activation.
Please stop giving unsound advice. You sound like snit when you go
and do that, dumbass.
Also there's still 32bit versions of av and am available with
updates. Stop writing from your ass, you fucking
moron.
For All Windows XP Update
Links at All Dead
On 2021 Sep 16, Billy Mynews Ferrell wrote
(in article <si10j8$6hp$1@dont-email.me>):
"LegionX" dumbass wrote in message news:si018h$5es$1@dont-email.me...
"Billy Mynews Ferrell"<admin@moderated.xyz> Wrote in message:rLike To See You Use
"J. P. Gilliver (John)" wrote inOn Thu, 16 Sep 2021 at 08:03:43, Billy Mynews Ferrell
messagenews:qpDah+yrz0QhFwZr@255soft.uk...
<admin@moderated.xyz> wrote (my responses usually follow points raised): >>>> No One Makes A 32-bit
Resident AV No More>> For Old PCI have AVG, with virus definitions dated today, and the engine dated
Only 64-bits Resident AV
2021-8-19 (just updated to that; restart pending), on my W7-32
Only The Poor run Windows XP
On A Old 32-bit PCNot so. Had my XP machine not died, I might well still be using it.
Poor Boy J. P. Gilliver. As For Your XP Machine If You Have To DoYou're a special kind of tech dumbass aren't you. XP corp edition
A Reinstall You Will Not Be Able To Re-Active It
doesn't do activation. It can still be installed and used.
Depending on whether or not he's got a true oem or a marked oem
or a retail or Corp decides if there is any ms required
activation.
Please stop giving unsound advice. You sound like snit when you go
and do that, dumbass.
Also there's still 32bit versions of av and am available with
updates. Stop writing from your ass, you fucking
moron.
A XP corp edition
I have two multi-seat licenses for XP, one a ‘business’ and one an ‘education’. Both still work to reinstall from the DVD or the ISO.
As I Said Before
You Can Installed
But You Can't Update It
My versions were SP3, the ISOs were patched to the latest patches before MS dropped support. I don’t need to update them.
For All Windows XP Update
Links at All Dead
That depends. You could still get fully patched XP installs from Imagine (formerly Dreamspark); MS parks every single OS from DOS 6 there, for educational purposes. That’s all versions of DOS from 3, Win 1-3.x, Win 9x, ME, NT 3.51, 4, 5, XP, Vista, 8.x, 10, Server 2k, 2k3, all the way to 2019 (no 2022 as of the last time I looked), plus various versions of Exchange Server, SQL Server, more. They’re official installs from MS, license keys and all, and they still install. Even DOS 6, assuming you can find floppies to drop it on, and a computer which can run it. The last machine I have which has a working floppy drive is a beige G3 Mac; I dumped the images for DOS 6 to the Mac and built floppies... a long time ago. Haven’t found a machine which will install DOS 6, though. Too old.
Of course, you have to get access to Imagine, which ain’t simple.
"LegionX" dumbass wrote in message news:si018h$5es$1@dont-email.me...
"Billy Mynews Ferrell"<admin@moderated.xyz> Wrote in message:r
"J. P. Gilliver (John)" wrote in messagenews:qpDah+yrz0QhFwZr@255soft.uk...On Thu, 16 Sep 2021 at 08:03:43, Billy Mynews Ferrell
<admin@moderated.xyz> wrote (my responses usually follow points raised):
No One Makes A 32-bitI have AVG, with virus definitions dated today, and the engine dated 2021-8-19 (just updated to that; restart pending), on my W7-32
Resident AV No More>> For Old PC
Only 64-bits Resident AV
Only The Poor run Windows XP
On A Old 32-bit PCNot so. Had my XP machine not died, I might well still be using it.
Poor Boy J. P. Gilliver. As For Your XP Machine If You Have To Do
A Reinstall You Will Not Be Able To Re-Active It
You're a special kind of tech dumbass aren't you. XP corp edition
doesn't do activation. It can still be installed and used.
Depending on whether or not he's got a true oem or a marked oem
or a retail or Corp decides if there is any ms required
activation.
Please stop giving unsound advice. You sound like snit when you go
and do that, dumbass.
Also there's still 32bit versions of av and am available with
updates. Stop writing from your ass, you fucking
moron.
Like To See You Use
A XP corp edition
As I Said Before
You Can Installed
But You Can't Update It
For All Windows XP Update
Links at All Dead
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