 redxiiPremium,Mod
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Re: How did someone with a limited account install Antivirus XP It wasn't a limited account if it could place a shortcut outside the limited account; and hijack your desktop, if you mean it prevented you from making changes.
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There was a topic here where is was proved that shortcuts can be placed elsewhere from a limited acct. I believe psloss asked the question. I proved it on 2 of my O/S's. Can't remember the name of the topic though. That was a year ago, seems that isn't fixed yet, or it's using another method.
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redxiiPremium,Mod
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Sherwood, MI | You mean this? »Who else is having fun with OEM security defaults? |
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Spot on the mark Red. Not that I was trying to disagree, but it is possible. I did notice though, exocet's pdf file on the link supplied is not there any more either in that topic.
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kudos:18 | said by norwegian:I did notice though, exocet's pdf file on the link supplied is not there any more either in that topic. It is archived here:
»web.archive.org/web/*/http://www···inxp.pdf
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