Winrar vs Vista

Everytime i use winrar (trillion times a day)

User Account Control reports "an unidentified program wants to access your
computer"

It's not "unidentified" - I know what it is, i trust it & it's *my*
computer - not Microsoft's

How do i tell UAC that?

Or is it a Vista fail safe device to only allow the use of Microsoft
Software?

UAC isn't that smart.
If the writer of the program doesn't properly re-code it for Vista+UAC,
you'll see that every time.
Check if there is a newer version of WinRAR
I don't expect to have to rewrite a program every time an OS is
upgraded...but MS must get kickbacks from ther makers of software they break
with newer releases of Windows.

"JethroUK©" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Everytime i use winrar (trillion times a day)
>
> User Account Control reports "an unidentified program wants to access your
> computer"
>
> It's not "unidentified" - I know what it is, i trust it & it's *my*
> computer - not Microsoft's
>
> How do i tell UAC that?
>
> Or is it a Vista fail safe device to only allow the use of Microsoft
> Software?

It doesn't surprise me that some Microsoft money making scheme is behind it
and it's about time monopolies commission started looking at this behavior

I will check if there's later version but there should always be a way to
communicate *your* wishes to *your* own computer


"Not Even Me" <> wrote in message
news:...
> UAC isn't that smart.
> If the writer of the program doesn't properly re-code it for Vista+UAC,
> you'll see that every time.
> Check if there is a newer version of WinRAR
> I don't expect to have to rewrite a program every time an OS is
> upgraded...but MS must get kickbacks from ther makers of software they
> break with newer releases of Windows.
>
> "JethroUK©" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Everytime i use winrar (trillion times a day)
>>
>> User Account Control reports "an unidentified program wants to access
>> your computer"
>>
>> It's not "unidentified" - I know what it is, i trust it & it's *my*
>> computer - not Microsoft's
>>
>> How do i tell UAC that?
>>
>> Or is it a Vista fail safe device to only allow the use of Microsoft
>> Software?
>
>

JethroUK© wrote:
> It doesn't surprise me that some Microsoft money making scheme is behind
> it and it's about time monopolies commission started looking at this
> behavior
>
> I will check if there's later version but there should always be a way
> to communicate *your* wishes to *your* own computer

Have you noticed that with Vista, it's called "Computer" instead of "My
Computer"? Ever wonder why? Micro$lut wants to control your computer. If
you're sick of this, check out Ubuntu which is not only free but comes
with access to thousands of programs including an excellent RAR program.
Get it at http://www.ubuntu.com/

Enjoy!

Alias
>
>
> "Not Even Me" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> UAC isn't that smart.
>> If the writer of the program doesn't properly re-code it for
>> Vista+UAC, you'll see that every time.
>> Check if there is a newer version of WinRAR
>> I don't expect to have to rewrite a program every time an OS is
>> upgraded...but MS must get kickbacks from ther makers of software they
>> break with newer releases of Windows.
>>
>> "JethroUK©" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> Everytime i use winrar (trillion times a day)
>>>
>>> User Account Control reports "an unidentified program wants to access
>>> your computer"
>>>
>>> It's not "unidentified" - I know what it is, i trust it & it's *my*
>>> computer - not Microsoft's
>>>
>>> How do i tell UAC that?
>>>
>>> Or is it a Vista fail safe device to only allow the use of Microsoft
>>> Software?
>>
>>

"Alias" <> wrote in message
news:gn8sqi$djb$...
> JethroUK© wrote:
>> It doesn't surprise me that some Microsoft money making scheme is behind
>> it and it's about time monopolies commission started looking at this
>> behavior
>>
>> I will check if there's later version but there should always be a way to
>> communicate *your* wishes to *your* own computer
>
> Have you noticed that with Vista, it's called "Computer" instead of "My
> Computer"? Ever wonder why? Micro$lut wants to control your computer. If
> you're sick of this, check out Ubuntu which is not only free but comes
> with access to thousands of programs including an excellent RAR program.
> Get it at <SNIP THAT ****>
>
> Enjoy!
>
> Alias

Have you ever noticed that Ubuntu is FREE and NOBODY wants it? Ubuntu has
been free for years, yet it has less than ONE PERCENT of the desktop. You
would imagine that a FREE product would be on every desktop but it isn't.
Why? Because it's crap and when people download Ubuntu, try it out, they
quickly remove it within days.

People would rather pay for Microsoft products than use Open Sores software
for Free. That is a documented FACT.

Alias is a lost troll.

The Daily Abnormal wrote:
>
> "Alias" <> wrote in message
> news:gn8sqi$djb$...
>> JethroUK© wrote:
>>> It doesn't surprise me that some Microsoft money making scheme is
>>> behind it and it's about time monopolies commission started looking
>>> at this behavior
>>>
>>> I will check if there's later version but there should always be a
>>> way to communicate *your* wishes to *your* own computer
>>
>> Have you noticed that with Vista, it's called "Computer" instead of
>> "My Computer"? Ever wonder why? Micro$lut wants to control your
>> computer. If you're sick of this, check out Ubuntu which is not only
>> free but comes with access to thousands of programs including an
>> excellent RAR program. Get it at http://www.ubuntu.com/
>>
>> Enjoy!
>>
>> Alias
>
> Have you ever noticed that Ubuntu is FREE and NOBODY wants it?

A lie.

> Ubuntu
> has been free for years, yet it has less than ONE PERCENT of the
> desktop.

Copernicus was alone when he said the earth revolved around the sun too.
Your point? As we all know, most OEMs are strong armed by Micro$lut to
preinstall Windows -- or else. Fortunately, unlike XP, one can install
Ubuntu on a "Vista Ready" machine.

> You would imagine that a FREE product would be on every
> desktop but it isn't. Why? Because it's crap and when people download
> Ubuntu, try it out, they quickly remove it within days.

No, it's because most people don't know about Ubuntu. That, fortunately,
is changing and leading to a much safer Internet.

>
> People would rather pay for Microsoft products than use Open Sores
> software for Free. That is a documented FACT.

No, this is another of your FUD based LIES.

>
> Alias is a lost troll.

No, I'm in a noble mission to tell the world about Ubuntu and there's
nothing you can do about it, loser.

Now shouldn't you be doing a malware or virus scan or something useful
with your toy operating system besides stalking me with your lies?

Alias

"Alias" <> wrote in message
news:gn9euv$3ga$...
> The Daily Abnormal wrote:
>>
>> "Alias" <> wrote in message
>> news:gn8sqi$djb$...
>>> JethroUK© wrote:
>>>> It doesn't surprise me that some Microsoft money making scheme is
>>>> behind it and it's about time monopolies commission started looking at
>>>> this behavior
>>>>
>>>> I will check if there's later version but there should always be a way
>>>> to communicate *your* wishes to *your* own computer
>>>
>>> Have you noticed that with Vista, it's called "Computer" instead of "My
>>> Computer"? Ever wonder why? Micro$lut wants to control your computer. If
>>> you're sick of this, check out Ubuntu which is not only free but comes
>>> with access to thousands of programs including an excellent RAR program.
>>> Get it at http://www.ubuntu.com/
>>>
>>> Enjoy!
>>>
>>> Alias
>>
>> Have you ever noticed that Ubuntu is FREE and NOBODY wants it?
>
> A lie.

You are delusional. Nobody wants Ubuntu. That's a FACT.

>
>> Ubuntu has been free for years, yet it has less than ONE PERCENT of the
>> desktop.
>
> Copernicus was alone when he said the earth revolved around the sun too.
> Your point? As we all know, most OEMs are strong armed by Micro$lut to
> preinstall Windows -- or else. Fortunately, unlike XP, one can install
> Ubuntu on a "Vista Ready" machine.

Who gives a **** about some guy who said the earth revolved around the sun?

Alias revolves around a Sheep.


>
>> You would imagine that a FREE product would be on every desktop but it
>> isn't. Why? Because it's crap and when people download Ubuntu, try it
>> out, they quickly remove it within days.
>
> No, it's because most people don't know about Ubuntu. That, fortunately,
> is changing and leading to a much safer Internet.

A safer internet would be possible if trolls like you would disappear.


>
>>
>> People would rather pay for Microsoft products than use Open Sores
>> software for Free. That is a documented FACT.
>
> No, this is another of your FUD based LIES.
>
>>
>> Alias is a lost troll.
>
> No, I'm in a noble mission to tell the world about Ubuntu and there's
> nothing you can do about it, loser.

Ha - Some noble mission. You keep posting and I will keep telling people
the truth about that crappy OS Ubuntu. It really is crap.


>
> Now shouldn't you be doing a malware or virus scan or something useful
> with your toy operating system besides stalking me with your lies?
>
> Alias

Now shouldn't you be in the Ubuntu forum, praying with those sorry sacks who
think they have a nice OS? In fact they have ****.

That ranks right up there with Vista telling me I don't have "Permission" to
delete a file. I guess I need to call Gates and ask him first.

WinRAR runs just fine on my Vista Home Premium system. Of course, I turned
that miserable UAC off as soon as I figured out how to. That has solved a
multitude of problems, and none of the dire predictions about massive virus
infections have materialized yet.

Buddha

"JethroUK©" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Everytime i use winrar (trillion times a day)
>
> User Account Control reports "an unidentified program wants to access your
> computer"
>
> It's not "unidentified" - I know what it is, i trust it & it's *my*
> computer - not Microsoft's
>
> How do i tell UAC that?
>
> Or is it a Vista fail safe device to only allow the use of Microsoft
> Software?

The Daily Abnormal wrote:
>
> "Alias" <> wrote in message
> news:gn9euv$3ga$...
>> The Daily Abnormal wrote:
>>>
>>> "Alias" <> wrote in message
>>> news:gn8sqi$djb$...
>>>> JethroUK© wrote:
>>>>> It doesn't surprise me that some Microsoft money making scheme is
>>>>> behind it and it's about time monopolies commission started looking
>>>>> at this behavior
>>>>>
>>>>> I will check if there's later version but there should always be a
>>>>> way to communicate *your* wishes to *your* own computer
>>>>
>>>> Have you noticed that with Vista, it's called "Computer" instead of
>>>> "My Computer"? Ever wonder why? Micro$lut wants to control your
>>>> computer. If you're sick of this, check out Ubuntu which is not only
>>>> free but comes with access to thousands of programs including an
>>>> excellent RAR program. Get it at http://www.ubuntu.com/
>>>>
>>>> Enjoy!
>>>>
>>>> Alias
>>>
>>> Have you ever noticed that Ubuntu is FREE and NOBODY wants it?
>>
>> A lie.
>
> You are delusional. Nobody wants Ubuntu. That's a FACT.

10 million users say you're wrong.

>
>>
>>> Ubuntu has been free for years, yet it has less than ONE PERCENT of
>>> the desktop.
>>
>> Copernicus was alone when he said the earth revolved around the sun
>> too. Your point? As we all know, most OEMs are strong armed by
>> Micro$lut to preinstall Windows -- or else. Fortunately, unlike XP,
>> one can install Ubuntu on a "Vista Ready" machine.
>
> Who gives a **** about some guy who said the earth revolved around the sun?

You weren't expected to understand.

>
> Alias revolves around a Sheep.

Charming.

>
>
>>
>>> You would imagine that a FREE product would be on every desktop but
>>> it isn't. Why? Because it's crap and when people download Ubuntu,
>>> try it out, they quickly remove it within days.
>>
>> No, it's because most people don't know about Ubuntu. That,
>> fortunately, is changing and leading to a much safer Internet.
>
> A safer internet would be possible if trolls like you would disappear.

More lies, tsk, tsk.

>
>
>>
>>>
>>> People would rather pay for Microsoft products than use Open Sores
>>> software for Free. That is a documented FACT.
>>
>> No, this is another of your FUD based LIES.
>>
>>>
>>> Alias is a lost troll.
>>
>> No, I'm in a noble mission to tell the world about Ubuntu and there's
>> nothing you can do about it, loser.
>
> Ha - Some noble mission. You keep posting and I will keep telling
> people the truth about that crappy OS Ubuntu. It really is crap.

You mean you'll keep lying.

>
>
>>
>> Now shouldn't you be doing a malware or virus scan or something useful
>> with your toy operating system besides stalking me with your lies?
>>
>> Alias
>
> Now shouldn't you be in the Ubuntu forum, praying with those sorry sacks
> who think they have a nice OS? In fact they have ****.

No need as they already know about Ubuntu and there are quite a few
Ubuntu experts over there giving help, something that neither you nor
Frank ever do here.

Alias

"Buddha" <> wrote in message
news:E45036B5-74F3-4168-B0F2-...
> That ranks right up there with Vista telling me I don't have "Permission"
> to delete a file. I guess I need to call Gates and ask him first.
>

So how did you mess up your system where you can't delete a file?


If I want to delete a file, I highlight the file, then hit the delete key.
File gone. No problem.


> WinRAR runs just fine on my Vista Home Premium system. Of course, I
> turned that miserable UAC off as soon as I figured out how to. That has
> solved a multitude of problems, and none of the dire predictions about
> massive virus infections have materialized yet.
>
> Buddha
>
> "JethroUK©" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Everytime i use winrar (trillion times a day)
>>
>> User Account Control reports "an unidentified program wants to access
>> your computer"
>>
>> It's not "unidentified" - I know what it is, i trust it & it's *my*
>> computer - not Microsoft's
>>
>> How do i tell UAC that?
>>
>> Or is it a Vista fail safe device to only allow the use of Microsoft
>> Software?
>