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From: Ottmar Freudenberger on 15 Mar 2010 01:10
"LD55ZRA" <LD55ZRA(a)discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb:

> You have to use a bit of common sense.

ACK - if only you would have stopped there, that might have been a posting
making sense.

> Microsoft updates are never designed
> to make your computer secure because if they were, then clearly in 10 years
> during which we have had endless amounts of updates, critical updates,
> upgrades, and service packs would have made our system completely full
> proof.

Oh my, that may be true in a world that doesn't develop. Since that's
not the case, your conclusion is at least "unrealistic".

> There is no need for any updates if you have installed Windows XP SP3 and
> your firewall is configured so as not to allow any exceptions.

That's plain nonsense and a dangerous "advise" and you already now that.

> Also, try
> not using Internet Explorer for your casual web browsing like Google have
> done and French and German governments have advised its citizens.

You're not up-to-date on that one too.

> Stop all updates from Windows Security Center.

Stop posting you're dangerous nonsense please.

Bye,
Freu"F'up2 set"di
From: Ottmar Freudenberger on 15 Mar 2010 01:12
"MrsFrog" <nscullard(a)gmail.com> schrieb:

> I have had the same problem when updates KB975561, 973917, 979895,
> 905866, 978382, 890830 and 978380 were automatically installed.

And "the same problem" is/was?

> I use
> Vista home Premium edition and had to reboot about 15 times before it
> all went relatively normal. Rebooting in safe mode, non safe mode,
> with disc scan or not just resulted in the same effect every time,
> slow slow and dead slow. :(

Do you have any "Security" releated applications running in the background?
If true, which one(s)?

Bye,
Freudi
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