Subj : Re: ARGH.
To   : Vorlonze
From : Jas Hud
Date : Mon Mar 14 2022 18:52:47

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 V> Ya, same here. Daily struggle. Its like MS Def can't remember that NFU is
 V> marked in Def's own settings as an allowed prg.
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 V> Maybe we need to flood MS with demands to modify Def to stop checking for 
 V> Like that will fix them!
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V>  JH> i think this happens during windows updates.  some things get thrown
V>  JH> back to defaults. i have some registry changes for my context menus
V>  JH> that get rolled back, too.  on one of the bbses i host a port  i had
V>  JH> opened ended up being blocked.
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V> I would agree that is a part of the problem but it happens to me at times o
V> than WinUpdate. Sometimes when NFU is run MS DEF reports and quarantines
V> it. MS DEF is at best with old stuff, problematic. At worst, dumber than a 
V> of hammers. 
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V> I too get stuff changed, rolled back, turned off and reset back to defaults
V> They can, and have in the past, installed updates and kept all setting they
V> they were. My
V> perspective is, Cool, bring your updates to make the system safer and bette
V> KEEP my settings intact, you can program it in to read them, store them and

i did a thing where it saved my login and auto logged me in on one of my
accounts.  then i have a local account where i just use that pin.
all of a sudden my login has a 'bad password' after a few windows updates.
nothing has been changed.
 for a long time it kept on trying that login and using that 'bad password'
then about 4 reboots later i'm back to the pin.   jesus christ windows. 

.... Been there, done that, got the mouse mat.

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