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XP can be relatively safe on the internet:
1. Use a good firewall: Comodo, define decent rules for general use, also use latest exploit info
2. Use NAT
3. Replace Adobe Reader with Sumatra as the default program
4. Sandbox all PDFs and .Docs, Docx etc using Sandboxie
5. Disable flash - use flashblock for all but trusted sites, update regularly
6. Use Firefox, f&ck! Not for long…
7. Use Thinderbird in plain text mode, people who view html emails get f*cked
8. Use Ableword for .Docs, .docx by default
9. Disable Microsoft Networking and everything but TCP/IP
10. Quite a few other fiddles based on exploits found in the wild
11. Ublock addon
12. decent antivirus, regular scans
Disable network facing services
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4238
>>1739seems like the site is dead now.
do you guys know anything about issues with installing win7 via a pirated iso/usb? i wanted to put it on a hard drive as a way to dualboot. however the harddrive i want to use is already occupied with my vidya archive. will i have to remove it? also booting from a usb gets me some "cant detect drivers" error
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4239
>>1768interesting information, saved some of the software, thanks year old liz
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4245
>>4238>create new partition on hdd,you don't have to format it>then install on that particion
>also booting from a usb gets me some "cant detect drivers" errorMobo too old for win7 or more likely it's the fault of pirated iso, try different one