Is there a way to move files in Vista without prompting for system-only or read-only or whatever?  If so, I'd love to know the key combination to achieve it.  I'm moving some files from another PC's hard drive to my Vista machine using a USB connector, and the process is basically open up two copies of windows explorer, find ...

From Tate Needham of Automise:Yes, that's right, Automise is on Bits du Jour *today* (Wednesday 29th November 2006).  If you didn't already know, Automise is very similar to FinalBuilder but aimed at Sys Admin, Network Admins and other IT professionals.  It's got the power and ease of use of FinalBuilder, but is cheaper and ...

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 I've been asking around about what's the best machine/processor to use for Vista and here are some of the things I have learned.  Please post with your own suggestions and advice.  Core 2 Duo: Core 2 Duo provides the benefits of dual-core and 64-bit.  They are high performance and low-power.  They sounds like ...

Since Friday on Connect.

Today it was announced that Microsoft has acquired Winternals.  You can read more about the acquisition here.

Some white hat security professionals used USB drives to circumvent security at a credit union they were assessing.  Basically, they install trojans on the drives and left them where the employees would find them (parking lot, smoking areas, etc.).  Then they sat back and waited for the employees to find them, take them into work, plug ...

For MSDN Subscribers, you should be able to download the beta 2 bits for these products now.  They're also available on the Connect site for Microsoft Beta participants.

I will be attending Tech Ed this year in Boston in a few weeks.  You can find the conference agenda and list of sessions online.  There are two Windows-specific tracks, a Windows Client track that includes 32 sessions and a Windows Server Infrastructure track with 55 sessions, including one by Mark Russinovich on the black art of ...

None that I know of, but I can see how that might be a very useful feature to disable.