Subj : Re: Patience To : Holger Granholm From : Ed Vance Date : Mon May 29 2017 12:25 am 05-24-17 09:43 Holger Granholm wrote to Ed Vance about Re: Patience Howdy! Holger, HG> @MSGID: <59269DB7.15142.windowsa@capitolcityonline.net> HG> In a message on Wednesday 05-22-17 Ed Vance said to Holger Granholm: HG> GE Ed, GM, -snip- EV> For all I know the WIN TEN Telemetry situation may be affecting this EV> XP machine without me knowing of it. EV> MS does what they want to do with their Code, I just use it. HG> What Win10 Telemetry situation?? Never heard of such a thing. I learned of it at www.askwoody.com . EV> I don't like being on the "Bleeding Edge" as You know with my older EV> messages about my experiences with Win3.1 in 1994 , Win95 in 1998 , EV> Win98SE around 2000 , WinXP in 2006 and WinVista . HG> Well, after all Win3.1 wasn't too bad after all, especially when HG> upgraded to WFWG 3.11. I skipped the other ones until XP (pro), and HG> then again skipped all versions until Win10. In Win3.1 if a program started getting messed up I could look at the .INI file and try to see what may be causeing problems. With this XP pc when it shuts off it saves My "personal settings" even when the OS has really messed something up. I have tried looking for where XP saves that "personal settings" so I could delete it and let the computer recreate a new one. HG> NOTE: I have a HD/BIOS password set on all my machines. Nobody carring HG> away any of my machines will have any use of what's in them, since the HG> pwrd protects both the HD and BIOS. EV> ...Until someone takes the Hard Drive out of the case..... ? HG> Doesn't help, since the password is written both to a sector on the HD, HG> as well as in the BIOS. O.K. , TKS . Hope You get a chuckle from the TAGLINE I picked for this message. If not, then I'm in REAL TROUBLE. 73 de Ed W9ODR . . .... FARN - Not local. "Cudnt unnerstand wurd he sed; muzbe from farn country." --- MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.49 --- SBBSecho 2.12-Linux * Origin: CCO BBS - capcity2.synchro.net - 1-502-875-8938 (1:2320/105) .