"cjshaker" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
news:8964e7ecdd96e7ac407847ee52f5c170@nntp-gateway.com...[color=blue]
>
> Microsoft continues to wonder why Vista does not sell as well as they
> hoped.
>
> One of the reasons is the UAC. It supposedly increases our security,
> while asking us over and over again to approve the SAME program to run.
> That is just plain stupid,[/color]

I disagree. I think UAC rocks. I have it enabled on all my Vista
machines. Its one of the best features of Vista.

As someone else said, get used to it. Its nice to know when a program is
starting. If it comes up and you didn't do anything, then you know to not
allow it. Simple.

Bob Campbell <bob@bob.bob> wrote:[color=blue][color=green]
>>
>> Microsoft continues to wonder why Vista does not sell as well as they
>> hoped.
>>
>> One of the reasons is the UAC. It supposedly increases our security,
>> while asking us over and over again to approve the SAME program to run.
>> That is just plain stupid,[/color]
>
> I disagree. I think UAC rocks. I have it enabled on all my Vista
> machines. Its one of the best features of Vista.[/color]

<chuckle> Yeah, I suppose it was designed for people like you in the first
place.
[color=blue]
> As someone else said, get used to it. Its nice to know when a program
> is starting. If it comes up and you didn't do anything, then you know
> to not allow it. Simple.[/color]


You must be very disappointed to see what Microsoft are doing to your 'best
feature' of Vista.

ss.