[serverguy]

Originally Posted by 4D(Fordy(Ford) Ollie

Sods Law = You put it on and the world is alerted of a massive bug with it, via technet. You power up, whilst praying to every single god, from every religion, even minority, really obscure ones, hoping you are immune.

Nope.


But all the best!

I have complete snapshots of my hard drive every night for the past year and a half. And yes I have tested them many times.

I can restore back to where I am now in about 20 mins.

I am not too worried if it all goes tits up

[4D(Fordy(Ford) Ollie]

Wow, I wish I was that organised.. I would do it, a great idea, but I'd forget to start the proccess in time for it to be finished by when I wanted to turn off, and I'd end up in frnt of the PC all night everynight..

But, in that case sods law would dictate that despite all your testing, when you actually need them, they don't work xD

To quote John Cleese as Basil Fawlty

It sits there for months, and when you need it, I MEAN YOU ACTUALLY NEED IT, YOU ACTUALLY HAVE A FIRE, IT BLOWS YOUR BLOODY HEAD OFF!!

Hehe, he was fantastic in his day, so boring and tedious now though. Such a shame.

[serverguy]

Its all automatic, don't even have to think about it.

Windows Home Server FTW.

[philthomas]

I haven't tried it yet (using x64 version), but SuperAntiSpyware is reported to be working now on the x32 version .... anyone tried it yet ?

[Coolyxxx]

I've used SuperAntiSpyware on 64 bit and it works fine.

[rider200]

On my last upgrade I put a 64 Gig SSD from OCZ in my system (my sig isn't showing yet) and yesterday out of curosity I added another SSD I have (long story) that is not reliable.

I loaded the 32 bit on that SSD in 21 minutes from boot of the DVD to log on. I think this one is a keeper. Now I have to decide if I want to dual boot the system (the SSD's are SATA drives and my laptop is IDE) and play with it when I'm not working (I work from home and this is my main system).

I didn't load anything on it just installed it, I downloaded a dual boot loader for Vista and used a VM to see if Win 7 would puke, nope works.

Reminds me of the way OS2 loaded with the boot manager being on a seperate partition and not visable.

No I am not a fan of Vista.

This is the most fun I have had in a long time!

:)

[philthomas]

Originally Posted by Coolyxxx

I've used SuperAntiSpyware on 64 bit and it works fine.

That's nice to know ..... I read this thread over at SASA Forums, which suggests it wont be officially released until Qtr4 2009, but it does say "compatibility is in development".
I know when I tried to install it, when the first Beta came out, it didn't work, so they must have tweaked things ..... I will give the latest version a try later .... thanks for the info

[philthomas]

Update :

Yep ....... I can confirm the latest SuperAntiSpyware (version 4.26.0.1002) is up and running on my Windows 7 x64 installation.

Thanks again for the info Coolyxxx

[Coolyxxx]

No problem.

[Bubba]

Originally Posted by philthomas

Update :

Yep ....... I can confirm the latest SuperAntiSpyware (version 4.26.0.1002) is up and running on my Windows 7 x64 installation.

Thanks again for the info Coolyxxx

Isn't SAS a virus? I uninstalled it a month ago and I STILL get error messages. Event ID 7026 for SASKUTIL to be more specific. They occur pretty regularly arounfd my random annoying complete computer melt down crashes. The most recent (today) took me all day to get rebooted............ hell, even using the Vista Ultimate install dick for repair took me 5 tries..........