An interesting read

ICIT2LOL · 17 Jun 2013

Thought this was a good read for the hardware plonkers like me :)

Why the 64-bit Version of Windows is More Secure

x BlueRobot · 17 Jun 2013

Thanks John :)

Here's a little BSOD related link -

Bugcheck 0x139 v. 0x109

whs · 17 Jun 2013

ICit2lol said:

Thought this was a good read for the hardware plonkers like me :)

Why the 64-bit Version of Windows is More Secure

That was indeed an interesting read. I did nor know half of that stuff.

maxie · 17 Jun 2013

Good Read ..... Learn some thing new every day

ICIT2LOL · 17 Jun 2013

x BlueRobot said:

Thanks John :)

Here's a little BSOD related link -

Bugcheck 0x139 v. 0x109

Thanks Harry for that ref now most of it goes over my head as I am a hardware plonker as a rule but it did provoke me to go looking at what the kernel is and does, and what caught my attention was that analogy of Vir of the secret agent and the security as I tend to understand far better by analogy than someone just belting it out.

So I am now a touch wiser

x BlueRobot · 17 Jun 2013

Welcome, I find learning about the internals of a operating system the most interesting part

ICIT2LOL · 17 Jun 2013

x BlueRobot said:

Welcome, I find learning about the internals of a operating system the most interesting part

Yes well I wish I could get it into my head re those codes and stuff but I don't understand how the software is written and I guess that is half the battle eh?

M1GU31 · 17 Jun 2013

Great read, learned a bit reading the article.

x BlueRobot · 17 Jun 2013

ICit2lol said:

x BlueRobot said:

Welcome, I find learning about the internals of a operating system the most interesting part

Yes well I wish I could get it into my head re those codes and stuff but I don't understand how the software is written and I guess that is half the battle eh?

I sometimes still have to read the same paragraph several times to make sense of it, or least some sense

Layback Bear · 17 Jun 2013

Thanks ICit2lol for the information.