Nicola Perotto wrote:
> In someone case you can use a more friendly version (from emule ;-)
> So you have a clean conscience and a working software...
>
>   
What is emule?

--Bob

> William "Chops" Westfield wrote:
>   
>> On Nov 28, 2007, at 8:27 AM, Bob Axtell wrote:
>>
>>   
>>     
>>> One thing was that they installed WinXP PRO, removing XP HOME
>>> which was originally on all the systems. My home computers,
>>> which run ICD2s perfectly, are both WinXP Home versions.
>>>     
>>>       
>> Um.  Did they install any special security software?  We have
>> enough "nanny-ware" on our work computers to be annoying almost
>> all of the time.  While it's rare for this software to SILENTLY
>> interfere with normal operation of software, there have been a
>> couple of instances where some standard program managed to end
>> up on a "non-trusted program" list and was (silently!) prevented
>> from running.
>>
>> Software for manipulating device programmers and such is far
>> outside the normal scope of "IT department" awareness, and it
>> would not surprise me at all if standard nanny-ware were to
>> prevent things like the "direct port access" drivers from
>> installing or running or working, nor for the microchip SW
>> to require something like that even for a USB-based device.
>>
>> BillW
>>   
>>     

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