Re: SP2 & custom screensavers
From: jbstang (jbstang_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 11/09/04
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Date: Mon, 8 Nov 2004 19:34:02 -0800
Thanks Tom, but I have tried that also. Unfortunately it did not resolve the
problem. Something is really screwy with my screensavers options in the
desktop properties. I noticed just recently after my last post, that after I
install a new screensaver and it creates the blank spot in the top of the
list, the "none" option actually isn't "none" at all. If I select "none"
now, it activates (and allows me to change the settings) of a different
screensaver that is already in the list.
I like most of the features of SP2 but there are a few little things such as
this that are pushing me towards uninstalling it and running without it. The
trouble is that if I make screensavers for family and friends, I don't want
them to have this trouble if they have SP2 and would like to figure out a way
to work around it.
Thanks again
"Tom Cade" wrote:
> Here's an idea...
>
> SP2 has lots of security "enhancements". A more advanced firewall being one
> of them. When you download SP2, the default install has the Windows Firewall
> enabled by default. The firewall not only attempts to protect you from
> outside intrusion, it also limits the functionality of some types of
> programs.
>
> If you haven't already, try disabling the Windows Firewall and see if your
> software works. If it does, you can add that program to the list of
> "exceptions" under the firewall settings. Also, if you are already behind a
> hardware firewall, and many broadband devices have one included, you can
> disable Windows Firewall without suffering a loss in security from outside
> intrusion. You can find the Windows Security Center icon in control panel.
> Double-click and select "Manage security settings for Windows Firewall" at
> the bottom of the page.
>
> Good luck.
> Tom
>
>
>
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