"Hope" <Hope@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3B8D9619-F369-4C49-AA42-4D8AB4EF9417@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
> Philo,
> Isn't the first thing checked by the police on computers deleted files?
> Especially if some notice has been given to the perp. It would not[/color]
surprise[color=blue]
> me if the greedy Hollywood DRM crowd had Microsoft put a feature in Vista[/color]
to[color=blue]
> make it easier to catch their "perps". So maybe this is not such a far
> fetched idea after all. At any rate, I would not dismiss it out of hand
> especially if Microsoft wanted to curry favor with the Hollywood people to
> make lucrative deals for themselves as far as offering movies or music
> through Media Player.
>
> Let's hear an explanation from Microsoft about what the cause of this
> problem is and then the rumors will go away.
> OR they can make the problem go away through a fix...some say the upcoming
> sp1 does NOT fix it.
>
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One thing about Vista is that the folders keep former versions.
If you delete a file that is within a restore point (and not in the recycle
bin)
one can right click on the folder and restore the file..

That's good in one way...as a lot of people delete stuff by accident...
but from a security stand point that could be dangerous.


However much I am in favor of protecting privacy...
I cannot say I have any sypathy for protecting "perps"