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Thanks Aaron that was a good read and shows again that they are listening and trying to do whats best.
Microsoft caves in, will change Windows 7 UAC
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Thanks Aaron,
M$ do listen,
just like anyone else though they prefer not to admit they get things wrong sometimes
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Its honestly great to see when a company listens to customer feedback and admits an errors and fixes it openly thanks to that feedback.
Good Job MS.
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It's about time they saw the error's of their way's. That's what this beta was all about I like to think. Having a UAC prompt only when a program tries to change things is a good idea. They had to realize that was the fundamental problem with Vista and I'am sure they don't want to repeat the mistakes made with Vista.
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Microsoft caves in, will change Windows 7 UAC
Posted: 05 Feb 2009
more: Microsoft caves in, will change Windows 7 UAC | ITworldFebruary 5, 2009, 09:06 PM — Computerworld —
Reacting to intense criticism of an important security feature in Windows 7, Microsoft Corp. Thursday said it will change the behavior of User Account Control (UAC) in Windows 7's release candidate.
"We are going to deliver two changes to the Release Candidate that well all see," said John DeVaan and Steven Sinofsky, two Microsoft executives responsible for Windows' development, in the second of two posts to the Engineering Windows 7 blog today .
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