With the recent release of Windows Vista, comes a new PC vs MAC ad demonstrating the new security feature of Windows Vista.
Now imagine if you would trying to install, setup and run Firefox on Windows Vista…
You are about to install a non-Microsoft application (Mozilla Firefox).
Cancel or Allow?
You are about to run a non-Microsoft application (firefox.exe).
Cancel or Allow?
You are trying to use a non-Microsoft web browser (Mozilla Firefox) to connect to the Internet.
Cancel or Allow?
You are about to make a non-Microsoft web browser (Mozilla Firefox) your default browser.
Cancel or Allow?
You are about to uninstall Windows Vista!
Cancel or Allow?
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ALLOW! :O)
That is some seriously funny stuff!
Ever thought about the possibility of turning that feature off when you dont need it?
If you were to turn it off you would defeat Microsofts security features, makes it kind of useless feature then does’t it. So why put it the feature in the OS in the first place.
you are come to a sad realization, cancel or allowed
[…] Vista, A Year Later. Published Thursday, November 6, 2008 Microsoft , Something Different , Windows , Windows Vista Back in mid October 2007, after an upgrade gone bad, I had to abandon my custom built XP system and purchase an off-the-shelf HP PC with Windows Vista Home Premium. For the most part going from Windows XP to Windows Vista wasn’t too bad. A slight learning curve on the new interface and then of course the UAC (best explained with this Get a Mac ad). […]