The Hidden Secrets Microsoft Has in Your Computer - China DOS Union Forum

The same view as the version master of "Have to Love". DELTREE/Y doesn't have this command in XP. The so-called hidden secret folders are all from 98. XP users create a new administrator account and delete the original administrator account and account folders. Put the IE temporary folder on other disks and clean it regularly. It's not safe enough. GHOST every day. If it's still not safe enough, don't use Microsoft.

Actually, it's not that scary. Microsoft's hidden secrets are just for those who don't understand. But then again, most of the secrets, Microsoft is not interested and won't look at them. Microsoft didn't say a word either. Install Microsoft's things and turn off the user experience function. If you don't turn it off, you agree by default that Microsoft collects these things.

Compared with rogue software, trojans and viruses, Microsoft is much more friendly...

Floor16　fastslz	Posted 2007-10-11 15:03
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The same view as the version master of "Have to Love". DELTREE/Y doesn't have this command in XP. The so-called hidden secret folders are all from 98. XP users create a new administrator account and delete the original administrator account and account folders. Put the IE temporary folder on other disks and clean it regularly. It's not safe enough. GHOST every day. If it's still not safe enough, don't use Microsoft. Actually, it's not that scary. Microsoft's hidden secrets are just for those who don't understand. But then again, most of the secrets, Microsoft is not interested and won't look at them. Microsoft didn't say a word either. Install Microsoft's things and turn off the user experience function. If you don't turn it off, you agree by default that Microsoft collects these things. Compared with rogue software, trojans and viruses, Microsoft is much more friendly...

Floor18　cbcyll	Posted 2007-10-23 19:07
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Good stuff

Floor19　ANANA	Posted 2008-02-24 16:54
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After working in technology for a long time, it becomes quite supernatural. I've seen it so often I'm used to it.

Floor21　p1509101	Posted 2008-04-03 18:59
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No matter what system, deleting those files in the IE history can indeed solve the problem~ Because I work in an internet cafe and the public security requires keeping the IE history, but also ensuring the restoration of the C drive... So I have also studied the IE history a bit

Floor17　hdzc	Posted 2007-10-20 17:28
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Floor20　killyoukill	Posted 2008-03-08 22:25
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