I recently wipe clean my hadrd drive to do a clean reinstall of xp pro with
service pack 2. After reloading xp I down loaded all the security
updates -
about 70 in all.
The system keeps re-booting into safe mode. Which update is breaking my
system or how can I find out without removing them one at a time?
Re: KB921503 causes system to crash ... is used in safe mode by rolling back to a pre-update state is the system ... though selective deinstallation of the updates might also do ... what other 'security software' is installed? ... I have been able to repair the system using rollback from ... (microsoft.public.windowsupdate)
Re: Fred W - re NOD32 and Online Armor ... Comodo has it in their older v2.4 but dropped it in their new v3 firewall that now include HIPS. ... The firewall just got added in version 2 of Online Armor so it will need some fixing or features to get up to speed with other firewalls. ... But they have lots of fixes to make and other more security-related updates to make to their product so they aren't promising when to deliver on parent-child control. ... Online Armor does not load under Safe Mode so even if they protect those registry key then they won't be protected if you reboot into Safe Mode. ... (alt.comp.anti-virus)
Re: Oh Dear, Where to start?! ... >experience in the field of network security and policy ...>computer security and policy development. ...>updates, driver updates, and recommended updates. ... >use, passwords, physical security, backup/disaster ... (Security-Basics)
Re: Fred W - re NOD32 and Online Armor ... Comodo has it in their older v2.4 but dropped it in their new v3 firewall that now include HIPS. ... The firewall just got added in version 2 of Online Armor so it will need some fixing or features to get up to speed with other firewalls. ... But they have lots of fixes to make and other more security-related updates to make to their product so they aren't promising when to deliver on parent-child control. ... Online Armor does not load under Safe Mode so even if they protect those registry key then they won't be protected if you reboot into Safe Mode. ... (alt.comp.anti-virus)
Re: Oh Dear, Where to start?! ... >>experience in the field of network security and policy ...>>computer security and policy development. ...>>updates, driver updates, and recommended updates. ... >Evaluating SSL VPNs' Consider NEOTERIS, chosen as leader by top analysts! ... (Security-Basics)
