Linuzo is back with Build 6956

Hey Everyone,

I was able to obtain a copy of the new build and I admit the 6801 installer was confusing at first. However it is preinstalled with the new toolbar and newer patches as I have noticed in the windows folder. I went back to linux for a bit until I saw this new version of Windows 7 and even some viewers showing better performance in this version of win7 then winxp. However the ability to run more then 4GB of ram on xp is impossible so here i am with Win7 and it detected all 6GB fine.

Hello linuzo.

Have a look at this.

W32.Sober in conhost.exe?













Later Ted

linuzo said:

Hey Everyone,

I was able to obtain a copy of the new build and I admit the 6801 installer was confusing at first. However it is preinstalled with the new toolbar and newer patches as I have noticed in the windows folder. I went back to linux for a bit until I saw this new version of Windows 7 and even some viewers showing better performance in this version of win7 then winxp. However the ability to run more then 4GB of ram on xp is impossible so here i am with Win7 and it detected all 6GB fine.

hello linuzo

as you might know with vista sp1 it will detect all the memory but it cant use it all
only 64 bit builds (im guessing that 6956 build you have is 32-bit...) such as 6801 and 6936 are able to to see and use PAE to get that memory....

Bare Foot Kid said:

Hello linuzo.

Have a look at this. Also have a look thru the SF Team Forum.


W32.Sober in conhost.exe?

Later Ted

hey ted...
as you might know i think it has been resolved as i know
no av so far has detected it ....
i see this as a false positive...
(check my last post)
this test goes beyond the os (as i mean that it could have been a rootkit..)
buts thats unlikely as i see that its a offsite scanning service and it use more av that i have even used
i believe two of them are hardware class av....

Hello guys.

Thanks; I kind of knew it's a "false" but better safe than sorry....
















Later Ted

Easy solution, just don't use an email client on your computer. Web based for lyfe!

Your own domain with Thunderbird and 14 different email accounts FTW!!! :P

johngalt said:

Your own domain with Thunderbird and 14 different email accounts FTW!!! :P

john isnt that a little overkill?...

but a yes for Thunderbird
or at least till something better comes to my attention...

If I thought it was overkill I wouldn't be doing it

Plus, almost every domain I have an email account with I have an alias account with as well....

So, in addition to my own domain, I have multiple accounts with Google, Hotmail, etc....