http://www.tweaksforgeeks.com/q_and_a/2010/04/isass-exe-application-error-0xc00000005 TweaksForGeeks.com Mon, 23 Jan 2012 00:34:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.tweaksforgeeks.com/q_and_a/2010/04/isass-exe-application-error-0xc00000005/comment-page-1#comment-132529 Roberto Stasi Fri, 08 Jul 2011 09:39:21 +0000 http://www.tweaksforgeeks.com/?p=230#comment-132529 Microsoft is not doing a good job about security because they are a sort of dumb bells in a way. Now they appear to return to Unix way of doing things with their /etc directory in Windows 7. They are not publishing the MD5 or SHAW checksum for important files of the OS. We have to always wonder if it's a good file or a virus or if a antivirus program is being good enough to find a virus. Also there is no control of BIOS code from antivirus makers. Thus the AV programs are half good and a few of them even block internet connections without telling they are blocking it. I have 100 percent confirmation of this becuase when I disable the web protection offered by an anti-AV software my IE-8 does not lock while surfing. I rather surf the web with a non-administrator user account until they continue to be dumb bell. Microsoft is not doing a good job about security because they are a sort of dumb bells in a way.
Now they appear to return to Unix way of doing things with their /etc directory in Windows 7. They are not publishing the MD5 or SHAW checksum for important files of the OS. We have to always wonder if it’s a good file or a virus or if a antivirus program is being good enough to find a virus. Also there is no control of BIOS code from antivirus makers. Thus the AV programs are half good and a few of them even block internet connections without telling they are blocking it. I have 100 percent confirmation of this becuase when I disable the web protection offered by an anti-AV software my IE-8 does not lock while surfing. I rather surf the web with a non-administrator user account until they continue to be dumb bell.

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