shadowpballer

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My freind and I are both trieng to make the most secure PC's possable, while still beign usefull. I have recently be expermentign with the glorious thing of the "Group Policy Editor". It apears that you can add scripts that run during shutdown. Is there a way to have it delete recent documents, or to just not record recent documetns at all.

Recently my hard drive crashed, and while I back up the important stuff, my “fun” folder did not get backed up. I am looking for the image where it’s the Microsoft Guy and the Apple Guy from the apple commercials, and the Microsoft guy has a gun. If any one has a link to that picture, it would be appreciated.

Thanks very much, also before I buy it, has any one here had any experiences with this drive? Or any other perpendicular drives.

My old 40 gig harddrive is aging, to the point where it alerts me on every boot up and I have to press f1 to start. So I figured that it would be good to get a new drive. Since I like hard drive space, I figured I would find the biggest drive that is affordable. The computer: Compaq Evo n 800c http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechS...ng=en&cc=us It has the most recent bios update. The hard drive: Seagate Momentus 5400.3 (Perpendicular Recording) ST9160821A 160GB 5400 RPM 8MB Cache ATA-6 Notebook Hard Drive http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?...N82E16822148073 Normally I would think that it would be no big deal, but I have 2 questions 1 I read somewhere that windows can not read more then 127 (might have been 137) gigs in a drive, which would not be a huge deal, but it would be nice to have all of it. 2 I thought all laptop 2.5in drives were compatible, but in the reviews it says: “Make sure that your laptop is ATA and that the BIOS can support this larger capacity.” More info: I looked at an older hard drive that my laptop used and on it under interface it says “ATA/IDE”