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  • 15.11.08
  • 01:33
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TuneUp Utilities 2009 sind ab sofort verfügbar

Jetzt erlaube ich mir mal festlzustellen:
Ist das hier eigentlich die Seite von einem Kindergarten. Die überwiegenden Kommentare öden einen an. Das Geheule alles kostenlos zu wollen, usw. usw. Fundierte Aussagen zur Sache sind kaum zu finden. Meine Meinung ist, wenn jemand eine gutes, brauchbares Produkt entwickelt soll er auch sein Geld bekommen. Die Motzer hier können sich ja mal selbst hinsetzen und was vernünftiges entwickeln.
Das Niveau hier hat sich sehr verschlechtert! In Zukunft bleibt deshalb unter Euch!!!

  • 20.08.04
  • 12:50
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Windows Update v5 und Service Pack 2 für alle User

Microsoft sends security update to home PCs
Published: August 19, 2004, 12:17 PM PDT
By Robert Lemos
Staff Writer, CNET News.com

Microsoft has started to send out its latest major security patch to home PCs__but some people won't get it for a while.

The first computer owners to get Windows XP Service Pack 2 began receiving it on Wednesday night, Microsoft said. The update is being sent to people who have the automatic update feature turned on in the operating system. But it will take at least a few weeks to deliver the 80-plus megabyte patch to the installed user base, a company representative said on Thursday.

"By October, everyone who wants it will have had the chance to get it," the representative said.

Placing SP2 to the Windows Update service is the final step in Microsoft's introduction of the security patch. The company had delayed distributing the update through the automatic process so that companies could block the patch until after they had fully tested it. Microsoft has already listed some applications that are affected by the new software.

While some security researchers warn that flaws have already been found in the update, the SP2 patch promises to boost security for Windows XP users.

Microsoft says the update adds better security to Windows XP's handling of network data, program memory, browsing activity and e-mail messages, by changing the system's code and configuration. A revamped firewall, for example, attempts to prevent malicious applications on a PC from connecting to the Internet by requiring that the user give specific permission for each attempt.

The SP2 software, which took almost a year to develop, is seen by many as a response to the attack launched by the MSBlast worm on Aug. 11, 2003. Almost 26 days before, Microsoft had issued a patch for the security hole exploited by the worm. However, many people did not install the fix, even though there was widespread expectation that a virus would be created to take advantage of the flaw.

Microsoft plans to cap the number of home PCs updated each day so that demand for the update does not overwhelm its servers, the company representative said.

  • 20.08.04
  • 12:46
  • Artikel

Windows Update v5 und Service Pack 2 für alle User

Microsoft has started to send out its latest major security patch to home PCs__but some people won't get it for a while.

The first computer owners to get Windows XP Service Pack 2 began receiving it on Wednesday night, Microsoft said. The update is being sent to people who have the automatic update feature turned on in the operating system. But it will take at least a few weeks to deliver the 80-plus megabyte patch to the installed user base, a company representative said on Thursday.

"By October, everyone who wants it will have had the chance to get it," the representative said.

Placing SP2 to the Windows Update service is the final step in Microsoft's introduction of the security patch. The company had delayed distributing the update through the automatic process so that companies could block the patch until after they had fully tested it. Microsoft has already listed some applications that are affected by the new software.

While some security researchers warn that flaws have already been found in the update, the SP2 patch promises to boost security for Windows XP users.

Microsoft says the update adds better security to Windows XP's handling of network data, program memory, browsing activity and e-mail messages, by changing the system's code and configuration. A revamped firewall, for example, attempts to prevent malicious applications on a PC from connecting to the Internet by requiring that the user give specific permission for each attempt.

The SP2 software, which took almost a year to develop, is seen by many as a response to the attack launched by the MSBlast worm on Aug. 11, 2003. Almost 26 days before, Microsoft had issued a patch for the security hole exploited by the worm. However, many people did not install the fix, even though there was widespread expectation that a virus would be created to take advantage of the flaw.

Microsoft plans to cap the number of home PCs updated each day so that demand for the update does not overwhelm its servers, the company representative said.

  • 29.01.03
  • 21:07
  • Artikel

Großer Windows XP Tuning-Tools Test

TuneUp Utilities 2003 ist tatsächlich das beste Tool. Einfach zu handhaben und XP funktioniert. Habe seit der Benutzung keine Probleme mit XP und es geht alles sehr zügig.
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