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Saturday, August 16, 2003 |
I had to rebuild our home PC today. We'd been having some drive
errors and clicking (usually not a good sign) when we saved and read
data from the drive. I was getting really nervous about
it. Finally, it went down for the count while I was trying to
apply the blaster worm fixes.
I decided that I would set my wife up as a restricted user this
time. I wanted her to run as a restricted user because of those
ActiveX Internet pop-ups that install pure evil on your drive. We
have some experience with those, and I'd like to not repeat it.
I quickly arrived at the same conclusion that I had 2 years ago -
Windows requires you to run as a Power User or Administrator. At
first blush, everything is rosy. Everything seemed to work just
fine. Then I installed Quicken (as administrator of
course). When I switched back to my wife's acccount, I couldn't
run Quicken!
After some fiddling, it turns out Quicken won't run unless you are a Power User or Administrator. LAME! So, I had to put my wife in the Power Users group.
You know, there's corporations that try to run on Windows...
11:40:09 PM
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Google calculator. Geekiest. Feature. Ever. (7 words) [dive into mark]
Hysterical. Be sure to ask "the answer to life, the universe, and everything"...
11:31:17 PM
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