free program: Vista4Experts

http://ntcore.com/vista4experts.php

free program

Vista4Experts is kind of a treat for computer experts who don't want
security center notifications, User Account Control dialogs, automatic
Windows Defender scannings, automatic update installations (which cause you
to reboot your system if you don't react quickly enough). People who want
MSDN (or google) set as default search engine in the Internet Explorer
search bar, who want the start menu power button to shut down the system
instead of hibernating it, etc. These and many more fixes are included in
Vista4Experts. All of these changes can be discarded, enabled or reversed.
Vista4Experts is the first expert utility of its kind and works on every
platform.

This is a free software and so it is given without warranties, this means
the use of this tool is at your own risk. I take no responsilbity for any
damage that may unintentionally be caused through its use.

non flammable wrote:
> SPAM


True "experts" wouldn't have any need of such a product, now would they?


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" non flammable" <> wrote in message
news:...
> http://ntcore.com/vista4experts.php
>
> free program
>
> Vista4Experts is kind of a treat for computer experts who don't want
> security center notifications, User Account Control dialogs, automatic
> Windows Defender scannings, automatic update installations (which cause
> you to reboot your system if you don't react quickly enough). People who
> want MSDN (or google) set as default search engine in the Internet
> Explorer search bar, who want the start menu power button to shut down the
> system instead of hibernating it, etc. These and many more fixes are
> included in Vista4Experts. All of these changes can be discarded, enabled
> or reversed. Vista4Experts is the first expert utility of its kind and
> works on every platform.
>
> This is a free software and so it is given without warranties, this means
> the use of this tool is at your own risk. I take no responsilbity for any
> damage that may unintentionally be caused through its use.
>
>

non flammable wrote:

Stop SPAMMING this ng capin' crunch!
No more!
Got it?
Frank

In article <>,
non flammable <> wrote:
>This is a free software and so it is given without warranties, this means
>the use of this tool is at your own risk. I take no responsilbity for any

When you unzip it you get initrd-2.6.9-55.EL.img and
vmlinuz-2.6.9-55.EL...

Ha ha :-)

the wharf rat wrote:
> In article <>,
> non flammable <> wrote:
>> This is a free software and so it is given without warranties, this
>> means the use of this tool is at your own risk. I take no
>> responsilbity for any
>
> When you unzip it you get initrd-2.6.9-55.EL.img and
> vmlinuz-2.6.9-55.EL...
>
> Ha ha :-)

You must be downloading from the wrong website then.
When I click on the download link I get Vista4Experts.zip which unzips to the correct program.
..

"non flammable" wrote:

> http://ntcore.com/vista4experts.php
>
> free program
>
> Vista4Experts is kind of a treat for computer experts who don't want
> security center notifications, User Account Control dialogs, automatic
> Windows Defender scannings, automatic update installations (which cause you
> to reboot your system if you don't react quickly enough). People who want
> MSDN (or google) set as default search engine in the Internet Explorer
> search bar, who want the start menu power button to shut down the system
> instead of hibernating it, etc. These and many more fixes are included in
> Vista4Experts. All of these changes can be discarded, enabled or reversed.
> Vista4Experts is the first expert utility of its kind and works on every
> platform.
>
> This is a free software and so it is given without warranties, this means
> the use of this tool is at your own risk. I take no responsilbity for any
> damage that may unintentionally be caused through its use.
>
>
>

Why would someone want to download and install something like this when you
can perform the actions yourself from within Windows?

Doesn't make sense to me.

C.B.

"CB" <> wrote in message
news:9ECA429F-3C4A-49D6-82A5-...
>
>
> "non flammable" wrote:

> Why would someone want to download and install something like this when
> you
> can perform the actions yourself from within Windows?
>
> Doesn't make sense to me.

Simple. Having all those settings in one place makes the job much easier
than
having to go into umpteen different windows and change settings in each one,
sometimes having to reboot after each change. Also, I don't know exactly
where
to find all of those settings without searching Google, MS Knowledge Base,
Help,
etc. Do you keep them all in your head?

Tom Lake

"Tom Lake" wrote:

>
>
> "CB" <> wrote in message
> news:9ECA429F-3C4A-49D6-82A5-...
> >
> >
> > "non flammable" wrote:
>
> > Why would someone want to download and install something like this when
> > you
> > can perform the actions yourself from within Windows?
> >
> > Doesn't make sense to me.
>
> Simple. Having all those settings in one place makes the job much easier
> than
> having to go into umpteen different windows and change settings in each one,
> sometimes having to reboot after each change. Also, I don't know exactly
> where
> to find all of those settings without searching Google, MS Knowledge Base,
> Help,
> etc. Do you keep them all in your head?
>
> Tom Lake
>


Yes I do. For several years now. In all due respect, the above mentioned
settings are basically self-explanatory. The phrasing of the task itself
tells you where to look.
If you have no idea as to how to change these settings or where the settings
are located you have no business changing them.

I don't trust any software application, including those from Microsoft. I
let applications do only as much as I want them to do, provided I am able to
do so. I don't need software "calling home", or changing registry keys
without my knowledge. I don't need software changing my startup applications
or running activeX programs without my knowledge.

When I change a setting I know what I am changing. If you let a software
application do your work for you, without understanding everything that
application does, you are asking for trouble. I monitor all unknown changes
to my system files and memory and I allow nothing in or out of my firewall
without approval, either on a one-time or blanket basis.

I do respect your opinion. However, I would suggest you open Internet
Options and familiarize yourself with everything listed under all tabs.
Research all the items and educate yourself about their purposes. Read up on
all the Windows Services and their functions.

Don't let "maintenance" software do your work for you unless you fully
understand what it does and the ramifications. Don't let "tweak" software
attempt to do something your system is designed to do or not to do. Don't
let any software change your settings on a wholesale basis. Do these things
yourself. Once you do this you will then be able to know how to safely let
software do it for you.

As far as booting is concerned, I would rather properly reboot after each
setting change (if necessary) as opposed to holding off and rebooting several
changes at once. What services or files is the software stopping or closing
to allow you to change these settings all at once (without conflict) without
a reboot? Did the software change the boot sequence? Did the software add
some hidden control within the system?

Please don't be offended by my statements. If I have offended you please
accept my apologies. These statements, for the most part, are based upon
mistakes I made years ago. Negligence and/or lack of knowledge is one thing.
Failing to overcome it is another.

Have a nice day.

C.B.

C.B.

Well said.

--

Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User


"CB" <> wrote in message
news:7D5CCEA0-64FF-4AA0-8D42-...
>
>
> "Tom Lake" wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> "CB" <> wrote in message
>> news:9ECA429F-3C4A-49D6-82A5-...
>> >
>> >
>> > "non flammable" wrote:
>>
>> > Why would someone want to download and install something like this when
>> > you
>> > can perform the actions yourself from within Windows?
>> >
>> > Doesn't make sense to me.
>>
>> Simple. Having all those settings in one place makes the job much easier
>> than
>> having to go into umpteen different windows and change settings in each
>> one,
>> sometimes having to reboot after each change. Also, I don't know exactly
>> where
>> to find all of those settings without searching Google, MS Knowledge
>> Base,
>> Help,
>> etc. Do you keep them all in your head?
>>
>> Tom Lake
>>
>
>
> Yes I do. For several years now. In all due respect, the above mentioned
> settings are basically self-explanatory. The phrasing of the task itself
> tells you where to look.
> If you have no idea as to how to change these settings or where the
> settings
> are located you have no business changing them.
>
> I don't trust any software application, including those from Microsoft. I
> let applications do only as much as I want them to do, provided I am able
> to
> do so. I don't need software "calling home", or changing registry keys
> without my knowledge. I don't need software changing my startup
> applications
> or running activeX programs without my knowledge.
>
> When I change a setting I know what I am changing. If you let a software
> application do your work for you, without understanding everything that
> application does, you are asking for trouble. I monitor all unknown
> changes
> to my system files and memory and I allow nothing in or out of my firewall
> without approval, either on a one-time or blanket basis.
>
> I do respect your opinion. However, I would suggest you open Internet
> Options and familiarize yourself with everything listed under all tabs.
> Research all the items and educate yourself about their purposes. Read up
> on
> all the Windows Services and their functions.
>
> Don't let "maintenance" software do your work for you unless you fully
> understand what it does and the ramifications. Don't let "tweak" software
> attempt to do something your system is designed to do or not to do. Don't
> let any software change your settings on a wholesale basis. Do these
> things
> yourself. Once you do this you will then be able to know how to safely let
> software do it for you.
>
> As far as booting is concerned, I would rather properly reboot after each
> setting change (if necessary) as opposed to holding off and rebooting
> several
> changes at once. What services or files is the software stopping or
> closing
> to allow you to change these settings all at once (without conflict)
> without
> a reboot? Did the software change the boot sequence? Did the software add
> some hidden control within the system?
>
> Please don't be offended by my statements. If I have offended you please
> accept my apologies. These statements, for the most part, are based upon
> mistakes I made years ago. Negligence and/or lack of knowledge is one
> thing.
> Failing to overcome it is another.
>
> Have a nice day.
>
> C.B.