Re: Why you need a registry cleaner


<bjoey@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Peter Foldes wrote:
Well, let me put it this way to you. Your company made a mistake on
hiring someone like you. A good IT person will always find traces and
proof no matter how hard you try to hide it. If you do not know the
registry and even by using a automatic reg cleaner there will be traces
left and shown. Also a Firewall will not prevent or hide your wrong
doing.



This country wouldn't be what it is if it wasn't for people like me :)
It would degrade to an IT Police State.

This has nothing to do with a Police State. It has to do with modifying your
employer's tools without their permission. If you took a job as a carpenter
and were expected to use your employer's tools and were informed that you
were not to modify the tools, but you chose to modify tools anyway, and were
caught, I suspect you'd be fired.

Your employer owns the hardware that you are using and pays the fees for
licenses. Therefore they have the right to ensure that employees are using
the equipment and resources appropriately. Many companies have policies
regarding the use of their equipment. Where I work my employer trusts me to
use their equipment properly. If I want to install a specific piece of
software I must first contact the IT department. The IT department records
what I am installing, not to be "Big Brother", but so they know what
software is on my computer in the event that they have to troubleshoot an
issue down the line.

Follow your companies policies, make friends with the IT department and your
computer use with be much more friendly.

--


Harry Ohrn MS MVP [Shell\User]
www.webtree.ca/windowsxp


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