BoardBabe

Did you try? ComputerName=TESTPC

I havent noticed any slowdown using this file with the ActiveX file, together they add more than 10 000 reg entries. But I have however noticed that it's a whole lot safer using them.... Anyone able to test the performance with and without this file accuratly?

Uh, what's this?

No need to double post Anyway, flashplayer should definatly not be deleted when you delete all files in %temp% dir or temp inet file. How are you installing flash player/plugin?

This smells illegal long way... There is not even a such thing as Windows XP SP3 (official). Read the forum rules.

Thank you KRYOGENIUS Thank you ZenLord

Indeed MHz, verry good script! I am using .cmd as I find it just a little simpler to edit when I need to change the username/password.

Hehe coasters are nice to have though! Save my file as a .cmd and run it from cmdlines.txt, no need for autlogon.reg.

Anderz: Yes there is a relation, SpyBot seach and destroy blocks quite correctly 8,500 threats. However only about 1500 domains, the rest is ActiveX controllers mainly and about 200 coockies. My list contains ALL of the domains SpyBot blocks, plus an additional 6500 thats retrieved from other spyware apps updated definition lists etc. Therefore use this list together with the ActiveX blocklist i've mentioned abve, and you would have a better protection than SpyBot at the Domains and ActiveX part... The advantage is you can apply the .reg files during UA, they are more complex and will apply to all users. Also applyint this .reg file (and the ActiveX file if you will) will stay in the system and keep your computer at least somewhat secure, even if the end-user should choose not to install any antispyware app, or uninstall an app that are installed on the system. (Your system will always have a basic security) Hope this clears things up a bit And PS. It's not just about how "many" threats (in my file domains) that are covered, it's how accurate and relevant the domains are. An area my file should be pretty good at...

Here is my exact code setup... It has never failed... cmdow @ /HID @echo off : --------------------- Config start. -------------------- : Set username (and password, optional) for admin user. set AdminUser=BoardBabe set AdminPass= : ---------------------- Config end. --------------------- : Adding user. net user %AdminUser% %AdminPass% /add net localgroup Administratorer %AdminUser% /add net accounts /maxpwage:unlimited : Activating AutoLogon. reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon" /v "DefaultUserName" /d "%AdminUser%" /f reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon" /v "DefaultPassword" /d "%AdminPass%" /f reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon" /v "AutoAdminLogon" /d "1" /f exit

Ok, so keeping in mind I myself run a 2Ghz Pm laptop I should keep it at default.

Ok, thanks. (It's not two batches though )

Im trying to find out where the problem is, but I'm having problems reached quite some hosts. Some IPs I cannot ping and some IPs I can ping but that IP cannot ping or tracert me. E.g. I cannot Ping the random IP 87.81.228.15, however I can tracert it untill it stops responding after a few hops. any idea what is wrong? Is it my ISP?

Thank you for your reply. I will leave the setting at default after this new information.

As I explained in the first post, this list is way more complex than using only spywareblaster and all domains are ping tested in the list, so they should be valid, also the domains are a compiled list of among others SpywareBlaster. If I recall correctly SpywareBlaster on its own blocks bout 1500 domains. Another advantage is that (also previously explained) applies to all users, while most aintispyware apps apply to HKCU/HKU. And this .reg file can easily be applied during UA install. However by all means please do use your favourite antispyware app if that is what you prefere! @ggg: The Domains.rar contains a .txt file that lists all the domains that will be blocked using the Domains_BlockList_22.01.06.reg file. Just for the ease of reading @RogueSpear: Thank you for your idea! Basicly that is verry close to how I have compiled this list. I't is verry easy to me to recompile the list making an exceptionlist.txt or additionslist.txt or similar to either add or remove domains. Basicly this is how I compiled the .reg file with a little app I created Please do let me know if you have any requests to additions/removals etc. to the list.... And thank you for the feedback.

Could someone please explain to me wether this should be set to AlwaysOn or default settings? Seems to me AlwaysOn would be best for a more secure system?

Why does my IE6 not ask to download? It just opens windows picture and fax viewer. I have the winupdate.

try do a search, its covered already. How to replace notepad with notepad2 or similar.

Thank you. cmdlines.txt updated with the changes. [COMMANDS] "REGEDIT /S SystemSettings.reg" "Useraccount.cmd"

Thank you for your feedback. The list is updated as requested. (Jamba sites are part of an ad-program listed as adware, and therefore initially added to the list.) Please inform me if any dead domains are found or you have any additions to the list.

In my cmdlines.txt i have a batch that adds the admin user and a regtweaks file. In what order should these be run? At the moment the first entry is adduser.cmd and then regtweaks.reg, but should maybe regtweaks really be first?? So that all the HKCU entries will be added to the HKU\s-1-5-21xxx the adduser.cmd creates?

Not true. Works for me

Im just doing directx_dec2005_redist.exe /Q /T:%systemdrive%\Install

Thanks, Ive been looking for this!

Having studied how the most known antispyware programs work, I have compiled a list of over 8000 bad domains known to infect your computer. The list is created by compiling the output of several antispyware apps and domains listed at www.spywareguide.com. Using this regfile will block 8000 domains from all users. I would recommend using this file together with www.spywareguide.com/blocklist.reg wich blocks ActiveX controllers. Get my reg file for blocking domains here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=65795